santa doesnt seem to have time to program any stuff, that's the problem.

A recruiting column allowing us to make short notes on prospects.  The priorities setting is useful, but I'd love to be able to make a few notes on the Summary page about the recruits next to their name.  For instance, a player is listed as a SF, but I was targeting him to play PF or play to put H/Hs after SV so I don't have to refer to the emails or outside notes.  I keep notes separately, but having it all on the summary page would be very helpful.

The ability to remove recruits from your search results to you don't have to look at them again and again.  

in season recruiting...

The ability to recruit a team that didnt turn the ball over 20+ times vs the FCP

http://www.whatifsports.com/hd/GameResults/BoxScore.aspx?gid=8937066
http://www.whatifsports.com/hd/GameResults/BoxScore.aspx?gid=8941245

Granted.

thanks for the examples
I see a strong SUNY team that turned the ball over 28 times vs your press.  Thats 12 more than vs any other team they played so far.

A&B - obviously it is not impossible.   But as a vet (and user of the FCP yourself) you must admit that a decent FCP generates high TOs almost regardless of  the opponent.

At the risk of highjacking the thread, press is too strong right now.

There are a couple things Seble did a few years back :
1) toned down the press
2) reduced game to game variability

Just MY opinion, but it feels like over the past 2-3 seasons these 2 items have been reversed again.   For #2 I especially see it on the box scores with wild swings between two halves. 

After he toned down the press, I think we'd reached a good equilibrium with the defenses. Then he pulled back the effects of fatigue, and press became stronger (certainly not as strong as it was a few years ago, which was just ridiuclous, but stronger).

i just switched my last press team to man here, on account of the problems with the press... so i disagree. my question is this - if the press is too strong - why don't either of you play it? any time i felt something was too strong, i switched, and tried to prove it/use it myself. sometimes it worked, other times it hasn't, but its hard to tell until you try it yourself, what the limitations are and how severely they kick in.

Posted by mullycj on 12/17/2012 8:56:00 AM (view original):
A&B - obviously it is not impossible.   But as a vet (and user of the FCP yourself) you must admit that a decent FCP generates high TOs almost regardless of  the opponent.

Just saying i manage to avoid it with both my tex tyler and drury teams. Drury only two times over twenty, qnd the team iqs were kinda low to start the season. Its definitely plausible to do.

Doesnt say it might not be benefited by some change, mind