Posted by theRobHatfie on 12/18/2019 5:19:00 PM (view original):
Back to the topic at hand.... lmao...

In Heisman, D2 Cheyney, I’m running almost exclusively WB and pro offensively and 3-4 on D. In fact, I have almost stopped using pro, so I’m considering doing away with the practice minutes for that.

Further, I’ve turned the bone into a passing force. Kind of on a fluke, I noticed something that sportsdouche was doing offensively in a playoff game a couple of seasons ago. He used it successfully against me that season, but I was able to use it successfully against him the next (last) season.

I know others have complained about certain unrealistic aspects of GD, this being one of them. I’m putting up some pretty unrealistic passing numbers. My QB, a junior, currently has more passing TDs than the next three QBs combined... not in my conference. In all of D2.

My top three receivers are the top three in all of D2. My top guy is on pace to beat the all-time record before the regular season is over. Of course, this will have been done against all sim teams.

But, yeah, turns out the bone is a great passing formation. I use a couple of RBs as receivers, I’m always on the lookout for recruits I can mold into good blocking FBs, and my TE is basically another lineman.

As to 3-4, I won’t go into great detail as far as my philosophy... but, yeah, I really like it. I never use anything else.

When I took over at Cheyney, I was using trips/pro and 3-4/nickel, but that was a huge waste of practice time. A few seasons ago, I decided to change to the bone, kept pro (but like I said, I hardly use it), and do away with trips and nickel.

Having only one formation each way also really allows you to recruit for THAT formation.

And i I won my first NC last season, and I think I’ve got a decent shot at it again this season. Having said that, I’ll probably get bounced in the second round.

Posted by holdaway on 12/16/2019 9:42:00 PM (view original):

Posted by nlewis_02 on 8/17/2019 10:22:00 PM (view original):

Posted by holdaway on 8/17/2019 7:52:00 PM (view original):
Recent NC’s with Pro-Set/Trips and close....soooooooo close with Wishbone at D3 and D2 but certain people keep getting in my way......lol...

I am determined to Crack that nut....lol...

Funny how WIS doesn't have a system that requires coaches to move up to at least DII, instead of giving new coaches little to no chance of making a playoff run against teams with over 100 DIII (beginner mode) NC's....
I have tried to recruit people to GD but most are discouraged from staying with it.

There is only one 100+ NC coach period. He has teams in every world and has been playing a very, very long time. He has over 12000 games.

D3 is the starting point for all but moving up is not a requirement. Many coaches, myself included do not find the highest level of the game enjoyable. I play the levels I find enjoyable and that fit my time commitment levels. I consider this “the game” I like to play. I have played at every level. More successful at some certainly than others.

As for new coaches making a playoff run, it is possible, but you must have the highest vision(aka a team with multiple seasons of success) I believe to make a “long” run. Thus, the name is Gridiron Dynasty. Dynasty is not a term typically associated with one and done imho.

Funny how WIS made a game that has a learning curve and no cheat codes. I’m not sure how it has survived.

Posted by superv97 on 12/18/2019 7:04:00 PM (view original):

Posted by theRobHatfie on 12/18/2019 5:19:00 PM (view original):
Back to the topic at hand.... lmao...

In Heisman, D2 Cheyney, I’m running almost exclusively WB and pro offensively and 3-4 on D. In fact, I have almost stopped using pro, so I’m considering doing away with the practice minutes for that.

Further, I’ve turned the bone into a passing force. Kind of on a fluke, I noticed something that sportsdouche was doing offensively in a playoff game a couple of seasons ago. He used it successfully against me that season, but I was able to use it successfully against him the next (last) season.

I know others have complained about certain unrealistic aspects of GD, this being one of them. I’m putting up some pretty unrealistic passing numbers. My QB, a junior, currently has more passing TDs than the next three QBs combined... not in my conference. In all of D2.

My top three receivers are the top three in all of D2. My top guy is on pace to beat the all-time record before the regular season is over. Of course, this will have been done against all sim teams.

But, yeah, turns out the bone is a great passing formation. I use a couple of RBs as receivers, I’m always on the lookout for recruits I can mold into good blocking FBs, and my TE is basically another lineman.

As to 3-4, I won’t go into great detail as far as my philosophy... but, yeah, I really like it. I never use anything else.

When I took over at Cheyney, I was using trips/pro and 3-4/nickel, but that was a huge waste of practice time. A few seasons ago, I decided to change to the bone, kept pro (but like I said, I hardly use it), and do away with trips and nickel.

Having only one formation each way also really allows you to recruit for THAT formation.

And i I won my first NC last season, and I think I’ve got a decent shot at it again this season. Having said that, I’ll probably get bounced in the second round.

Hey congrats on the title!! That's awesome!!

I am looking at building a WB team but primarly as a running team. I am kinda getting into experiment mode with some other formations and trying different things!! I think I am going to try a WB with the 5-2 and Nickel D. I am looking forward to seeing how it goes!! As mojo just said, should be able to win with any formation as long as you have the players to utilize it!!

Mojo I may pick your brain on the nickel as it sounds interesting to try as a primary D!! And I know you have used it well!! And I will join you in the GLIAC in Warner next season and restart my shotgun experiment!!

Posted by mojolad on 12/18/2019 12:38:00 PM (view original):

Posted by bagchucker on 12/17/2019 1:59:00 PM (view original):
that's Monte Conte with Mandy Pandy at the The Gentle Jungle getting a lap dance

about to get bounced

left his wallet at home

no cash no gash as they say

Bag, you are a dirty old man - like me :) .
So with that in mind , I am "begging" you to listen to this :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSERIIOEgK0

Posted by theRobHatfie on 12/18/2019 5:19:00 PM (view original):
Back to the topic at hand.... lmao...

In Heisman, D2 Cheyney, I’m running almost exclusively WB and pro offensively and 3-4 on D. In fact, I have almost stopped using pro, so I’m considering doing away with the practice minutes for that.

Further, I’ve turned the bone into a passing force. Kind of on a fluke, I noticed something that sportsdouche was doing offensively in a playoff game a couple of seasons ago. He used it successfully against me that season, but I was able to use it successfully against him the next (last) season.

I know others have complained about certain unrealistic aspects of GD, this being one of them. I’m putting up some pretty unrealistic passing numbers. My QB, a junior, currently has more passing TDs than the next three QBs combined... not in my conference. In all of D2.

My top three receivers are the top three in all of D2. My top guy is on pace to beat the all-time record before the regular season is over. Of course, this will have been done against all sim teams.

But, yeah, turns out the bone is a great passing formation. I use a couple of RBs as receivers, I’m always on the lookout for recruits I can mold into good blocking FBs, and my TE is basically another lineman.

As to 3-4, I won’t go into great detail as far as my philosophy... but, yeah, I really like it. I never use anything else.

When I took over at Cheyney, I was using trips/pro and 3-4/nickel, but that was a huge waste of practice time. A few seasons ago, I decided to change to the bone, kept pro (but like I said, I hardly use it), and do away with trips and nickel.

Having only one formation each way also really allows you to recruit for THAT formation.

And i I won my first NC last season, and I think I’ve got a decent shot at it again this season. Having said that, I’ll probably get bounced in the second round.

Probably in my lifetime at all I would probably wont switch to any other than a Screaming defense 3-4 I don't sit my linebackers in coverage I rather use them to spy the qb and tell 2 crossing saftey's the play on 3rd down when I send the all out blitz with 1 saftey to hopefully stop passing and tip passes fumbles. I am running WishBone T and I too have recent success in the passing game. I have limit my wide core as much as possible to where I was putting 2 out and 3 leftover.

This entire paragraph makes no sense whatsoever to anyone on the planet.

nitros

Posted by WardoYT on 12/20/2019 4:01:00 PM (view original):

Posted by theRobHatfie on 12/18/2019 5:19:00 PM (view original):
Back to the topic at hand.... lmao...

In Heisman, D2 Cheyney, I’m running almost exclusively WB and pro offensively and 3-4 on D. In fact, I have almost stopped using pro, so I’m considering doing away with the practice minutes for that.

Further, I’ve turned the bone into a passing force. Kind of on a fluke, I noticed something that sportsdouche was doing offensively in a playoff game a couple of seasons ago. He used it successfully against me that season, but I was able to use it successfully against him the next (last) season.

I know others have complained about certain unrealistic aspects of GD, this being one of them. I’m putting up some pretty unrealistic passing numbers. My QB, a junior, currently has more passing TDs than the next three QBs combined... not in my conference. In all of D2.

My top three receivers are the top three in all of D2. My top guy is on pace to beat the all-time record before the regular season is over. Of course, this will have been done against all sim teams.

But, yeah, turns out the bone is a great passing formation. I use a couple of RBs as receivers, I’m always on the lookout for recruits I can mold into good blocking FBs, and my TE is basically another lineman.

As to 3-4, I won’t go into great detail as far as my philosophy... but, yeah, I really like it. I never use anything else.

When I took over at Cheyney, I was using trips/pro and 3-4/nickel, but that was a huge waste of practice time. A few seasons ago, I decided to change to the bone, kept pro (but like I said, I hardly use it), and do away with trips and nickel.

Having only one formation each way also really allows you to recruit for THAT formation.

And i I won my first NC last season, and I think I’ve got a decent shot at it again this season. Having said that, I’ll probably get bounced in the second round.

Probably in my lifetime at all I would probably wont switch to any other than a Screaming defense 3-4 I don't sit my linebackers in coverage I rather use them to spy the qb and tell 2 crossing saftey's the play on 3rd down when I send the all out blitz with 1 saftey to hopefully stop passing and tip passes fumbles. I am running WishBone T and I too have recent success in the passing game. I have limit my wide core as much as possible to where I was putting 2 out and 3 leftover.

Posted by superv97 on 12/20/2019 4:27:00 PM (view original):

Posted by WardoYT on 12/20/2019 4:01:00 PM (view original):

Posted by theRobHatfie on 12/18/2019 5:19:00 PM (view original):
Back to the topic at hand.... lmao...

In Heisman, D2 Cheyney, I’m running almost exclusively WB and pro offensively and 3-4 on D. In fact, I have almost stopped using pro, so I’m considering doing away with the practice minutes for that.

Further, I’ve turned the bone into a passing force. Kind of on a fluke, I noticed something that sportsdouche was doing offensively in a playoff game a couple of seasons ago. He used it successfully against me that season, but I was able to use it successfully against him the next (last) season.

I know others have complained about certain unrealistic aspects of GD, this being one of them. I’m putting up some pretty unrealistic passing numbers. My QB, a junior, currently has more passing TDs than the next three QBs combined... not in my conference. In all of D2.

My top three receivers are the top three in all of D2. My top guy is on pace to beat the all-time record before the regular season is over. Of course, this will have been done against all sim teams.

But, yeah, turns out the bone is a great passing formation. I use a couple of RBs as receivers, I’m always on the lookout for recruits I can mold into good blocking FBs, and my TE is basically another lineman.

As to 3-4, I won’t go into great detail as far as my philosophy... but, yeah, I really like it. I never use anything else.

When I took over at Cheyney, I was using trips/pro and 3-4/nickel, but that was a huge waste of practice time. A few seasons ago, I decided to change to the bone, kept pro (but like I said, I hardly use it), and do away with trips and nickel.

Having only one formation each way also really allows you to recruit for THAT formation.

And i I won my first NC last season, and I think I’ve got a decent shot at it again this season. Having said that, I’ll probably get bounced in the second round.

Probably in my lifetime at all I would probably wont switch to any other than a Screaming defense 3-4 I don't sit my linebackers in coverage I rather use them to spy the qb and tell 2 crossing saftey's the play on 3rd down when I send the all out blitz with 1 saftey to hopefully stop passing and tip passes fumbles. I am running WishBone T and I too have recent success in the passing game. I have limit my wide core as much as possible to where I was putting 2 out and 3 leftover.

What was just said here??????

See Nitros beat me to it