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| Number of Posts: | 39 |
| Registered on: | 1/13/2012 |
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Anyone fans of The League?
Posted by CFB79 on 12/22/12 at 12:48 am
If so, tell me how you felt about this season. I thought it was funny, but I was disappointed on how they seemed to move further and further away from the actual league as the season progressed.
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Who to play for CFB Fantasy Team?
Posted by CFB79 on 8/12/12 at 3:49 am
Question #1
This is probably a no-brainer to most since I believe that I am overthinking this whole thing.
I currently have my two starting RBs for week one as Robbie Rouse vs Weber State and Silas Reed vs Hawaii. However, I also have Le'Veon Bell on my bench since they play Boise State in week one. My first question to you all is: Should I keep my current RBs in the starting lineup or should I take a chance with Le'Veon Bell against Boise?
Question #2
My starting WRs are Nick Harwell, Cody Hoffman, and Eric Ward. However, I have T.J. Moe from Mizzou on my bench and Mizzou plays SELOU 1st week. Apparently, Moe will be one of Mizzou's go-to-WRs this season and I might be able to rack up a lot of points since they are only playing SELOU. I am confused on whether or not to keep Harwell in since they are playing Ohio State 1st week and not sure how well he will perform against the Buckeye D. My second question to you all is: Should I keep my lineup the way it is, or should I sub in Moe for either Harwell or Ward, and if so, which one?
This is probably a no-brainer to most since I believe that I am overthinking this whole thing.
I currently have my two starting RBs for week one as Robbie Rouse vs Weber State and Silas Reed vs Hawaii. However, I also have Le'Veon Bell on my bench since they play Boise State in week one. My first question to you all is: Should I keep my current RBs in the starting lineup or should I take a chance with Le'Veon Bell against Boise?
Question #2
My starting WRs are Nick Harwell, Cody Hoffman, and Eric Ward. However, I have T.J. Moe from Mizzou on my bench and Mizzou plays SELOU 1st week. Apparently, Moe will be one of Mizzou's go-to-WRs this season and I might be able to rack up a lot of points since they are only playing SELOU. I am confused on whether or not to keep Harwell in since they are playing Ohio State 1st week and not sure how well he will perform against the Buckeye D. My second question to you all is: Should I keep my lineup the way it is, or should I sub in Moe for either Harwell or Ward, and if so, which one?
re: Possible changes to NCAA 13...
Posted by CFB79 on 1/25/12 at 12:00 pm
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I want tv deals and an athletic budget.
I like doing dynasty with small schools like Western Michigan but as I start kicking arse let me upgrade my stadium and stuff like that.
that to me would be awesome
I hear you man. I'm on my fifth year in a dynasty with Utah State. I'm starting to recruit better and kick more arse, and it would be great to make additions to the stadium and perhaps make your own traditions. Like how Auburn has Spirit flying around the stadium, adding your own tradition would be pretty cool.
re: Checking out SEC attendance in 2011 (link)
Posted by CFB79 on 1/19/12 at 3:34 pm
Maybe i was overwhelmed just being at Bryant-Denny when I was younger. I didn't go to many games in '08-'10 so I'm sure I missed out on a good bit. I'm now a student at U of A and this year was definitely the loudest that I have experienced.
re: Checking out SEC attendance in 2011 (link)
Posted by CFB79 on 1/19/12 at 1:52 pm
I attended games during the Shula era and have during the Saban era. Unfortunately, it seems as though the cheering was louder during the Shula era than it is now. I'm guessing it's due to the fact that we couldn't do anything right during that time so when we did, it made us happier. With 101,000+ fans, that place should be rocking all the time. There was significant improvement over these past couple of years, thankfully.
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