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FINALLY updated Post #2 & #3

Results & Awards/All-Americans have been posted. Once recruiting is done will update post #4.

Took ECU & Minnesota out since they barely (ok, ECU has never played) played this season.

Lot more All-Americans this year than last.
 
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Does anyone know how promising playing time works this year? I just beat UCF for a power running back by [strike]buying his parents a new house[/strike] showcasing Army's engineering program. I threw in this promise.
 
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Smooth Olaf;1616943; said:
Does anyone know how promising playing time works this year? I just beat UCF for a power running back by [strike]buying his parents a new house[/strike] showcasing Army's engineering program. I threw in this promise.
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Promising Playing time means he HAS to be your starting RB. Listed #1 on the depth chart. Or else a high chance he will want to transfer.

Basebuck;1616933; said:
Are you serious. How did that happen? You usually dont do that well. :wink2:
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THEWOOD;1616988; said:
You jumped both Big12 schools? How in the hell did that shit happen? I demand an investigation!
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:p Finally, a 5 star recruit didn't go to either of the Big XII schools. I was beginning to wonder if you guys were cheating or something :paranoid:
 
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He doesn't have to be #1 on your depth chart. The equation for "satisfaction" involves a few different factors, including statistics, depth chart position, and if the player(s) ahead are seniors. So if he's number 2 on your depth chart, but has 1100 yards and 8 touchdowns, he'll likely stay. To make sure one thing you can do is put the promised player as a starter and then sub him out during the game. BUT, then you won't be fully satisfying the player in terms of p.t. (statistics).
 
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Merih;1617036; said:
He doesn't have to be #1 on your depth chart. The equation for "satisfaction" involves a few different factors, including statistics, depth chart position, and if the player(s) ahead are seniors. So if he's number 2 on your depth chart, but has 1100 yards and 8 touchdowns, he'll likely stay. To make sure one thing you can do is put the promised player as a starter and then sub him out during the game. BUT, then you won't be fully satisfying the player in terms of p.t. (statistics).
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My plan was to just use him in short yardage situations. His SPD is an 85 and he has pretty good power ratings.
 
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FYI - We did advance last night to Position Changes.


Merih;1617036; said:
He doesn't have to be #1 on your depth chart. The equation for "satisfaction" involves a few different factors, including statistics, depth chart position, and if the player(s) ahead are seniors. So if he's number 2 on your depth chart, but has 1100 yards and 8 touchdowns, he'll likely stay. To make sure one thing you can do is put the promised player as a starter and then sub him out during the game. BUT, then you won't be fully satisfying the player in terms of p.t. (statistics).
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They actually changed that from last year? I didn't think they did.
 
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