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StLee -> Need some league setup suggestions (4/13/2007 7:42:11 AM)
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I am undertaking a large task by creating my "dream" NCAA league, containing a total of 128 NCAA teams (meaning I "promoted" eight teams to Division I-A to make the league playoff perfect--let me know if you want to see how I formed the conferences and divisions).
In setting up my league, I want to make sure I can get things right. Obviously my biggest wish, an advanced schedule editor, isn't available yet, so I will make do on the scheduling for now.
These are the things where I need help and your help is appreciated:
1) First, because I read through the manual and did not see it, and did a search on here and did not see it, what EXACTLY is the import rule? Standard seems to be set at 45%, but I don't know what that does.
2) I am trying to decide what to do with the draft. I could use it as a "recruiting" tool. Then again, it seems like it would level the playing field too much. Initially, I want to try to tweak the teams towards a more realistic set up, as though the NCAA were indeed forming a 128-team, eight-conference, sixteen-division setup.
3) Because I have only experimented with the professional leagues so far, I was wondering if anyone has tried the college/junior league setup. Are players randomly started at the virtual freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior levels, or are they all set up as virtual freshmen to start? If so, can I tweak those to have a constant roster turnover?
That's all I have for now. I went through the process of looking up all teams' stadiums along with attendance and field style, though I doubt some are accurate. For example, I found a site that had Temple playing in Veterans Stadium, but that stadium has been demolished, right?
I also want to give a shout out to all the people who have designed college uniforms. Once the 120 are done, I'll see if I can't ask for a special favor to get the other eight teams included. Hell, maybe someone will tackle the Division I-AA uniforms eventually anyway.
Please give me some feedback! It will be appreciated!
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