My Dynasty Tracker

[Sportsbuck28]

Hey guys I just wanted a thread to track my progress over the years.. and since this is a Buckeye site I figured it'd be entertaining..

GAME: NCAA Football 2009

PLATFORM: Xbox 360

DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Heisman through the 2009 Wisconsin Game; All-American for 2009 Purdue through Present

QUARTER LENGTH: 8 Minutes through 2009 Wisconsin Game; 7 Minutes for 2009 Purdue through Present

SLIDERS: NJ Papi's 3.0 through the 2009 Wisconsin Game; OS Legends from 2009 Purdue through Present

ROSTERS: TJdaSportsGuy from OS with a few minor edits.

RECRUITING: No restrictions as of right now, but I'll add any as I see fit.

RED-SHIRTING: Only true freshman may redshirt.

SCHEDULING: Anything goes.

This dynasty is completely fictitious. Any similarity to real life situations is completely coincidental. Anything that the organizations represented in this thread find offensive or disrespectful I will remove immediately upon notification. Any images or names used in this thread are not licensed and will also be removed upon request.

 

[Sportsbuck28]

COACH BRAD POTTER

Contract Year 4 of 7
Career Record: 37-2 (23-1 in Big Ten)
Winning Seasons: 3
Longest Win Streak: 21
Record vs Top 25: 14-2
Record vs Rivals: 9-0
Record vs Michigan: 3-0
Record in Overtime Games: 2-0
Record in Bowls: 3-0
Record vs SEC: 3-0
Conference Titles: 2 (2008, 2010)
National Titles: 2 (2008, 2010)

Recruiting Class Rankings
2009: #1
2010: #1
2011: #1

Tracking Rich Rodriguez at Michigan
2008: 5-7 (3-5)
2009: 4-8 (1-7)
2010: 12-1 (7-1) - Won Rose Bowl 31-24 over Auburn

 

[Sportsbuck28]

SCHOOL RECORDS

PASSING
TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Game: 5, Bobby Hoying, September 23, 1995 at Pittsburgh; Broken: 6, Terrelle Pryor, November 13th, 2010 at Illinois
Season: 30, Troy Smith, 2006; Broken: 39, Terrelle Pryor, 2010
Career: 57, Bobby Hoying, 1992-1995; Broken: 67, Terrelle Pryor, 2008-10
YARDS
Game: 458, Art Schlichter, October 3, 1981 vs. Florida State; Broken: 487, Terrelle Pryor, November 13th, 2010 at Illinois
Season: 3,330, Joe Germaine, 1998
Career: 7,547, Art Schlichter, 1978-1981

RUSHING
TOUCHDOWNS
Game: 5, Keith Byars, October 13, 1984 vs. Illinois
Season: 25, Pete Johnson, 1975; Broken: 33, Beanie Wells, 2008
Career: 56, Pete Johnson, 1973-1976
YARDS
Game: 314, Eddie George, November 11, 1995 vs. Illinois
Season: 1,927, Eddie George, 1995; Broken: 2,116, Beanie Wells, 2008
Career: 5,589, Archie Griffin, 1972-1975

RECEIVING
TOUCHDOWNS
Game: 4, Terry Glenn September 23, 1995 at Pittsburgh
Season: 17, Terry Glenn, 1995; Broken: 18, Lamaar Thomas, 2009
Career: 34, David Boston, 1996-1998
YARDS
Game: 253, Terry Glenn, September 23, 1995 at Pittsburgh; Broken: 261, Lamaar Thomas, September 26th, 2009 at Navy; Broken: 262, Lamaar Thomas, November 13th, 2010 at Illinois
Season: 1,435, David Boston, 1998; Broken: 1,522, Lamaar Thomas, 2009
Career: 2,898, Michael Jenkins, 2000-2003
CATCHES
Game: 14, David Boston, October 11, 1997 at Penn State
Season: 85, David Boston, 1998; Broken: 92, Lamaar Thomas, 2009
Career: 191, David Boston 1996-1998

DEFENSE
SACKS
Game: 4, Mike Vrabel, 1995
Season: 13, Mike Vrabel, 1995
Career: 36, Mike Vrabel, 1993-1996
INTERCEPTIONS
Game: 3, Bob Navarro, 1989
Season: 9, Craig Cassady, 1975
Career: 22, Mike Sensibaugh, 1968-1970
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[Sportsbuck28]

NCAA HISTORY

National Championship Game
2008: Ohio State beats West Virginia 42-14
2009: Southern Cal beats Oklahoma 49-24
2010: Ohio State beats Southern Cal 43-37/OT

Heisman Memorial Trophy
2008: Noel Devine, Sophomore RB, West Virginia
2009: Jahre Cheeseman, RS Senior RB, Virginia Tech
2010: Terrelle Pryor, Junior QB, Ohio State

 

[Sportsbuck28]

2008 Season

YSU W 45-7 *Simmed*
Ohio W 42-9
at #2 USC W 20-12
Troy W 48-3 *Simmed*
Minnesota W 38-10
at #3 Wisconsin W 52-17
Purdue W 45-17
at Michigan State W 40-30
#3 Penn State W 70-33
at Illinois W 49-14
Michigan W 52-10
NC Game: #2 West Virginia W 42-14


Record: 13-0 (8-0) Big Ten Champions
Preseason ranking: No. 3
Final ranking: No. 1
Bowl game: National Championship Game - Win 42-14 vs West Virginia
Awards: Beanie Wells - Maxwell, Best RB; Ray Small - Best RET; Ben Buchanon - Groza
Passing leader: Todd Boeckman - 211-327 (64%) 2,229 Yards, 22 TD 9 INT
Rushing leader: Chris Wells - 332 carries, 2,116 Yards 33 TD?s
Receiving leaders: Ray Small - 36 rec, 450 yards, 6 TD
Defensive leaders: James Laurinaitis 62 tkl, Malcolm Jenkins 5 INT, Todd Denlinger 4 sacks
Average attendance: 106,333
Synopsis: The Ohio State Buckeyes finally came out victorious in the National Championship game, this time a 42-14 blowout victory over West Virginia. The Buckeyes rode on the back of star tailback Beanie Wells who rewrote the school record book en route to winning the Maxwell and Doak Walker award. Late in the year Ray Small emerged as a legimate deep threat to compliment Wells and the defense played fantastic all year long.

 

[Sportsbuck28]

2009 Season
Returning Offensive Starters: 2
Returning Defensive Starters: 6

Top 10 Players
1. Lawrence Wilson, rSr DE 99 ovr
2. Anderson Russell, rSr FS 98 ovr
3. Ross Homan, rJr OLB 96 ovr
4. Dexter Larimore, rJr DT 95 ovr
5. Austin Spitler, rSr MLB 94 ovr
6. Todd Denlinger, rSr DT 93 ovr
7. Chimdi Chekwa, rJr CB 93 ovr
8. Brandon Saine, Jr HB 93 ovr
9. Cam Heyward, Jr DE 92 ovr
10. Ray Small, Sr WR 91 ovr

Kent State W 42-17
Vanderbilt W 63-37
at #1 USC L 31-24
at Navy W 41-7
at #5 Wisconsin L 43-38
#17 Purdue W 54-13
at #2 Penn State W 30-11
at Minnesota W 21-17
Iowa W 70-13
Michigan State W 24-17
#20 Illniois W 14-6
at Michigan W 31-12
Capital One Bowl: #11 South Carolina W 34-30



Record: 11-2 (7-1), T-2nd in Big Ten
Preseason ranking: No. 1
Final ranking: No. 7
Bowl game: Capital One Bowl - Win 34-30 over South Carolina
Awards: Lamaar Thomas - Best WR; Andre Amos - Thorpe
Passing leader: Terrelle Pryor - 167/252 (66%), 2511 yards, 25 TD, 10 INT (7 Rush TD's)
Rushing leader: Brandon Saine - 155 carries, 920 yards (5.9 YPC), 11 TD
Receiving leaders: Lamaar Thomas - 92 receptions, 1521 yards (16.5 YPC), 18 TD
Defensive leaders: Austin Spitler - 96 tkl; Lawrence Wilson - 7 sacks; Andre Amos - 7 INT
Average attendance: 106,781
Synopsis: If you were to pick a few words to summarize this season, "injuries" and "breakout games" would certainly suffice. Terrelle Pryor (Played hurt for 3 games, then missed rest of regular season), Brandon Saine (Missed 4 weeks), Ray Small (Missed 3 Weeks), and freshman SS Calvin Smith (3 weeks) all missed time during the season, and their absences happened to coencide with the Buckeyes losses. With Ray Small going down at receiver, Lamaar Thomas certainly stepped up to fill the void. All that Thomas did was rewrite the record book at receiver breaking 4 school records and finishing 3rd in the Heisman voting. Terrelle Pryor had a fantastic opening year despite missing a lot of time, as did Brandon Saine. Saine's performance against Michigan will forever be remembered, as he ran 37 times for 258 yards and 3 TD's in the Buckeyes 6th consecutive victory over the hated Wolverines.

 

[Mac]

Wow this is some impressive stuff. Nice work. I'll definitely be following this!!!

 

[Sportsbuck28]

Wow this is some impressive stuff. Nice work. I'll definitely be following this!!!

Thanks man, 'preciate it.

On another note, the schedules in dynasty mode suck. I know that the OOC ones are screwed up so that for all even numbered years it reverts to the 2008 schedule, and that for all odd numbered years its the 2007 schedule, but the conf. ones are screwed up as well. I have to play at Wisconsin for the 3rd consecutive year and I have 5 consecutive conference away games.

Here are some Bucks that transferred..

After 2008 - Dane Sanzenbacher - Navy (Currently 84 ovr)
After 2009 - Joe Bauserman - Northern Illinois (Currently 88 ovr)
After 2009 - Nate Oliver - Purdue (Currently 85 ovr)

And ironically I'm playing against Dane to open up the 2010 season.

 

[SparkyOSU]

Thanks man, 'preciate it.

On another note, the schedules in dynasty mode suck. I know that the OOC ones are screwed up so that for all even numbered years it reverts to the 2008 schedule, and that for all odd numbered years its the 2007 schedule, but the conf. ones are screwed up as well. I have to play at Wisconsin for the 3rd consecutive year and I have 5 consecutive conference away games.

Here are some Bucks that transferred..

After 2008 - Dane Sanzenbacher - Navy (Currently 84 ovr)
After 2009 - Joe Bauserman - Northern Illinois (Currently 88 ovr)
After 2009 - Nate Oliver - Purdue (Currently 85 ovr)

And ironically I'm playing against Dane to open up the 2010 season.

The game x-ferred a WR to Navy? The game never ceases to amaze me in random retarded moments of /recruiting/roster/schedule blips.

 

[Sportsbuck28]

The game x-ferred a WR to Navy? The game never ceases to amaze me in random retarded moments of /recruiting/roster/schedule blips.

Haha no kidding, at least I get to see how he does.

 

[Mac]

When's the next update?

 

[Sportsbuck28]

When's the next update?

When I finish the next season... I'm in week 4 right now and I mainly play on weekends around midnight or so since I have AP classes to deal with on top of football practice and being a teenager.

 

[Sportsbuck28]

Fuck. Shit. Damn. Assfuck. Cunt.

I just realized that when I supersimmed part of one of my games that Brandon Saine (Now a senior and my starting RB) is out for 11 weeks with a foot fracture.

As a sidenote, I added a little something to the 2009 recap for ya'll to better understand my team.

 

[Sportsbuck28]

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2010 Season


Ret. Offensive Starters: 9
Ret. Defensive Starters: 4

Top 10 Players
1. Ross Homan, rSr OLB 99 ovr
2. Brian Rolle, Sr OLB 98 ovr
3. Michael Brewster, Jr C 97 ovr
4. Justin Boren, rSr LG 96 ovr
5. Brandon Saine, Sr HB 95 ovr
6. Terrelle Pryor, Jr QB 95 ovr
7. Bryant Browning, rSr RT 95 ovr
8. Mike Adams, Jr LT 94 ovr
9. Cam Heyward, Sr DE 94 ovr
10. Thad Gibson, rSr DE 93 ovr

Navy W 45-3 *simmed*
#24 BYU W 55-14
at #4 LSU W 27-20
Texas A&M W 54-0 (Super-simmed 2nd half)
#19 Penn State W 22-3
at #13 Wisconsin W 52-31
Minnesota W 41-14
at Iowa W 42-10 *Simmed*
at Purdue W 31-24 *Simmed*
at Michigan State W 52-21
at Illinois W 55-31
#5 Michigan W 34-31/OT
BCS National Championship Game: #2 USC W 43-37/OT

Record: 13-0 (8-0) Big Ten Champs, National Champs
Preseason ranking: No. 3
Final ranking: No. 1
Bowl game: BCS National Championship Game ? Win 43-37/OT vs #2 USC
Awards: Jr QB Terrelle Pryor ? Heisman, Jr DT Garrett Goebel ? Lombardi, Fr CB Brad Stegall - Thorpe
Passing leader: Jr QB Terrelle Pryor ? 222/356 (62.4%) 3,133 yards 39 TD?s 10 INT
Rushing leader: Jr QBTerrelle Pryor ? 119 carries, 835 yards (7.0), 9 TD?s
Receiving leaders: rSo WR Lamaar Thomas ? 74 receptions, 1278 yards (17.2), 15 TD?s
Defensive leaders: rSr OLB Brian Rolle ? 90 tkl, Jr DT Garrett Goebel ? 9 sacks, Fr CB Lorenzo Smith ? 6 INT
Average attendance: 106,993
Synopsis: Quite simply, this was a dream season for the Buckeyes as they captured their second national championship in three years and the second in the Brad Potter regime. Junior quarterback Terrelle Pryor finally put it all together and stayed healthy throughout the year, and rewrote the school record books on his way to winning the Heisman Trophy. Senior tailback Brandon Saine missed most of the year with an ankle injury and so he will graduate never having a full season as a starter under his belt thanks to injuries. A freshman tandem of cornerbacks (Brad Stegall and Lorenzo Smith) came through all year, as Stegall won the Thorpe award as the nation?s Best DB and Smith picked off USC QB Mitch Mustain in overtime in the BCSNCG and returned it for the game winning touchdown. Two consecutive OT games finished the year as they beat then #5 Michigan 34-31 and the before mentioned 43-37 win over USC.

*Just a note, I only sim games if they freeze at all and force me to restart*

 

[Sportsbuck28]

Okay, some background information here. Its the 4th quarter of the 2010 National Championship game, and with around 2 minutes left the Heisman Trophy winning Terrelle Pryor has the Buckeyes winning 24-23 against Southern Cal. Now, the Buckeyes are forced to punt from deep in their own territory, starting off what would be one of the most amazing finishes to a game in the history of college football.

http://www.easportsworld.com/en_US/video/619113
My redshirt freshman nickelback Matthew McCarthy forces a fumble on the punt, recovers it, and returns it for a TD to make the score 30-23 (Glitch on the extra point).

http://www.easportsworld.com/en_US/video/619430
Mitch Mustain hooks up with DJ Shoemate and he breaks a few tackles en route to a 52 yard TD reception to make the score 30-30 with around 1:20 left.

http://www.easportsworld.com/en_US/video/619571
Terrelle Pryor strikes back on the first play from scrimmage following the USC TD as Lamaar Thomas got behind the USC secondary and Pryor put the ball right on him, making the score 37-30 with 1:08 to go.

http://www.easportsworld.com/en_US/video/619725
With just 0:03 left to go in regulation, Curtis McNeal finds the endzone for USC to tie it up and make the score 37-37, forcing OT to decide the national champion.

http://www.easportsworld.com/en_US/video/620007
Ohio State won the toss and elected to go on defense first, and USC quickly got a first down, and then Mitch Mustain dropped back to pass. He tried to force a pass to Ronald Johnson, but true freshman CB Lorenzo Smith stepped in front of it and returned it 103 yards for a TD to win the NC for the Buckeyes!