Gurudefence wrote: Franchize wrote: buckeye1022 wrote: I'm glad I got pretty much every position filled early on in the game while the prices were still fairly low. Now I can focus on training them, getting positions switched over, and filling depth with the youth pulls. you have like a real football team..not just the starting 11 for defense and 11 for offense. have a sub for almost every position, great job. Obviously if Buckeye is going to own 900 players.... You know what I mean?

I figure that with 1000 players I have to find 23 good enough to start.

buckeye1022 wrote: Gurudefence wrote: Franchize wrote: buckeye1022 wrote: I'm glad I got pretty much every position filled early on in the game while the prices were still fairly low. Now I can focus on training them, getting positions switched over, and filling depth with the youth pulls. you have like a real football team..not just the starting 11 for defense and 11 for offense. have a sub for almost every position, great job. Obviously if Buckeye is going to own 900 players.... You know what I mean? I figure that with 1000 players I have to find 23 good enough to start.

Favorite post of the day!

I found a guy on my team that I could almost contemplate paying $130k for. He's a TE flying under my radar that has been popping every week without me realizing it.

Donald Broadus has only 10 speed and 10 strength but has proven to be the best I've seen at his position thanks to 7 blocking and 8 catching and 7 stamina. On the year, he has 13 receptions for 531 yards and 9 TDs. At 18 years old and with 12 teamwork, he's sure to be a major factor in coming years.

Market is so stupid. I bought a player with 8 tackling for 3000

Almir wrote: here's what I sold for 100k.. http://grid-iron.org/index.php?page=club&subpage=pldetails&team_id=568&playerid=43251 people aren't really looking how good player is, they just look how big the price is... once i put player on sale for 10k and no one bid, then I change it to 40k and I sold him

That remindds me of the office, where they were at an auction selling yoga classes, and when nobody bid for 300, he raised to 400 and 450...