11 Years in the Making - College football 25

[Rocky Style]

Question to gamerz:

How are you handling these really wide sets in the USF offense?  Do you zoom way out on those plays?  A lot of times I can't see the WRs off screen.  Depending on where I am on the field, I can't even see which WRs are getting open or how the defenders are reacting until it's probably too late.

[ClassOf2005Bull]

15 hours ago, Rocky Style said:

It seems like hair splitting, but it's an interesting theory.

Yeah, 13 in the visit test and 16 in the no visit. It's 3 prospects, but it's not as wide of a gap as I thought when I saw the video title.

[ClassOf2005Bull]

10 hours ago, Rocky Style said:

Question to gamerz:

How are you handling these really wide sets in the USF offense?  Do you zoom way out on those plays?  A lot of times I can't see the WRs off screen.  Depending on where I am on the field, I can't even see which WRs are getting open or how the defenders are reacting until it's probably too late.

I'm hit or miss with the USF playbook. TBH, if I'm using the USF playbook, I look at the safety action right after the snap. Depending on what they do pretty much determines if I'm gonna launch to the boundary receiver or stay more inside - or even tuck and run. 

[Rocky Style]

Just now, ClassOf2005Bull said:

I'm hit or miss with the USF playbook. TBH, if I'm using the USF playbook, I look at the safety action right after the snap. Depending on what they do pretty much determines if I'm gonna launch to the boundary receiver or stay more inside - or even tuck and run. 

I've heard you can change your TV resolution to show the whole field on the normal view.  That would be wild and I would probably need a bigger TV.

[ClassOf2005Bull]

Went out and smacked around Wake Forest 41-0. Then nailed their GFs right after, cause that's what winners do. 

Started the 4th quarter up 34-0, CPU automatically mass subbed my guys. So the 2s on O scored a TD and the 2s on D kept the shutout alive. New pro-style attack had a nice balance. 31 pass attempts vs 23 rushing attempts. Starting D also had a scoop and score and a pick-6. 

We've got Notre Dame at home next. 3 'croots in attendance. Now ranked #10 in the country at 5-0 (4-0). Hoping someone can upset the Canes and Heels, but I don't see it happening, so not sure how a 3-way tie is determined for the participants in the conference championship game. Also, lost two recruits on my board to Auburn and UGA, but did gain a 4-star CB commit after the win against Wake Forest.

[Rocky Style]

This is a clever workaround for the broken coaching carousel. 

 

[ClassOf2005Bull]

1 hour ago, Rocky Style said:

This is a clever workaround for the broken coaching carousel. 

 

So you can head-cannon this into a narrative about the rumors swirling that your current HC is feeling like his time is up at the current school and that his "alma mater" might open up and then...BAM! He bolts to wherever. 

[Rocky Style]

4 hours ago, ClassOf2005Bull said:

So you can head-cannon this into a narrative about the rumors swirling that your current HC is feeling like his time is up at the current school and that his "alma mater" might open up and then...BAM! He bolts to wherever. 

Exactly!  Great way of looking at it.  

[John Lewis]

18 hours ago, Rocky Style said:

Question to gamerz:

How are you handling these really wide sets in the USF offense?  Do you zoom way out on those plays?  A lot of times I can't see the WRs off screen.  Depending on where I am on the field, I can't even see which WRs are getting open or how the defenders are reacting until it's probably too late.

I typically won't change the camera angle, so I look at where the DB's are to know if my WR is the best option.

[Rocky Style]

37 minutes ago, John Lewis said:

I typically won't change the camera angle, so I look at where the DB's are to know if my WR is the best option.

Okay good to know.  I don't know if I am doing this right.  I did the angle to zoom way out and it was unsettling.