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What happened did i miss a step?

I only ended up getting 6 recruits even tho i had like 20 that i was their only option and i was #1 on the other ones and they all said they’d sign on signing day but they’re not with me ; was i supposed to manually send a offer or something

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u/WalmartCashier000 — 3 days ago
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Everyone give me one tip each

I am in love with this game but i’m sure im missing some things , can everyone maybe give me one tip so i can put it all together lol

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u/WalmartCashier000 — 4 days ago
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Can't wait for the Pro Game

I've put over 2k hours into this game, but it's the little stuff that gets me, like this scenario with Texas and Michigan lol. Much love nonetheless

u/Open_Reindeer_6600 — 4 days ago
▲ 16 r/FootballCoach

What's The Current Storyline In Your Dynasty or Head Coach Career?

What's the current storyline for the team you're controlling or your head coach? I know some people like myself come up with storylines with players, coaches etc for the dynasties we have. Curious what's your biggest storyline you have going on.

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u/bballshortsguy — 5 days ago
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So that's how it's gonna be this year, huh?

Not only did Georgia lose their first game, they lost it to me who had #4. I should be the number 1 team of the year, that should be bad enough. To lose out to a team that I just beat who gets to keep the number 1 spot, I'm baffled. Bamboozled. Swindled, even.

u/beemccouch — 5 days ago
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The best player I have ever had. I wish he had stayed for one more year, but he deserves to get paid

u/blomsty — 10 days ago
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Offseason Gains

Do we know what metrics impact Offseason Gains? I had a Freshman QB that started year 1 and has C+ potential and he got no offseason gain. Now I know he doesn't have a high potential but I feel like the fact he started & played should impact his improvement going into the next season.

I think all starters should have a baseline boost in their offseason gains just based of playing experience.

Thoughts?

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u/_TurnJacson — 10 days ago
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I'm surprised we even made it through the quarterfinals

We had the toughest path to the national championship due to having to go up against Alabama and Notre Dame. The semifinal game against the Fighting Irish ended up being an all-time classic, too.

u/ItsNeverLycanthropy — 10 days ago
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I Feel Like Nick Saban Right Now. So Proud of these Young Men

this is arguably the best draft results ive ever had for this San Jose St Dynasty. Funny enough we didnt even make it to the national championship. We lost to Duke in the semi final and they went on to win the natty. We won the championship the previous season so im not too upset.

u/bballshortsguy — 11 days ago
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Took 52 years but finally a championship for Hawaii

I wanted to take Hawaii from 1 star to champion, playing on hard, simming only, and leaving most strategy on auto. So I exported a save where they’d dropped to one star in 2029 and started a new save from there.
I managed bowl eligibility in every season except 2029 and 2036.
I won my first Mountain West championship in 2040. Won three total and lost four more during the 2040s, making my first playoff as the MWC champion in 2049.
I graduated to the PAC-12 for 2050, never had a losing record, and won 12 conference championships in 14 years from 2056 to 2069. I made it to my first national championship game in 2058, losing of course, and lost again in 2061 and 2062.
I hopped on up to the Big 12 in 2070, and for the next 11 years, I made the playoffs all but once, went 5-3 in Big 12 championships, and lost 3 NCGs. I finally became a 10-star program in 2072.
Along the way, 6 Rainbow Warriors won 7 Heismans.
I don’t expect anyone to care, just recording this for posterity before I finally close out this save I’ve spent so much time on. I guess ask me anything?

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u/deebee1020 — 14 days ago