re: NCAA 2014 Dynasty (HTF Commish)

I honestly have no problem with almost anything a player does. In my old league, I was UCLA and a guy was Cal. Well, iit was like 21-21 at half. We had the same rules like this one where you couldn't run the same plays, etc...well he literally ran 4 plays the entire first half and 3 used motions. Once I figured out the motion and the exact play, I literally killed him. He used the same motion for a counter running play and the entire second half every time I saw I just did the "run guess" stick on the analog. Then when I was up 21 in the 4th, he went 5 wide and ran 5 verticals every play. So I was like screw it, I'm just gonna run man cover 2 and just the little stick route in the middle. I got 3 picks on 3 straight plays . He then goes to the commissioner about me running the same play to get int's. I always found people who break rules then complain about people to be hilarious.

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but let's not forget some of the epic post-loss meltdowns.

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I am pretty sure at some point he had accused everyone in the dynasty of cheesing except the few guys he would beat every time

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but let's not forget some of the epic post-loss meltdowns.

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I was the cause of one (think he had multiple) of his and also one of TN's post-loss meltdowns

We all have our plays that we are most comfortable with in crunch time. I ran different plays, out of different formations, but would take advantage of out routes and TE post.

I had some epic battles against PC and 9's. For whatever reason, we played each other more often than not. They picked up what was my favorite things to do on offense and shut it down. Forced me to change up a lot, or I would throw interceptions. I played LH and he melted after I kicked his arse. Instead of stopping my offense, like others successfully did, he came here to complain. All the while he was running 1 damn play.

I think the biggest melt was in NCAA '13. We played a game where I got 9 turnovers, 7 of them fumbles.

It was absurd, and I thought it was funny but he was not happy.

Me and Wilda had some Epic games, LSU vs UCLA was the best one. And me and HTF also had some...

TigerBeast & Peaster have games left and a couple of guys have recruiting to do.

Done with my recruiting

I hate bye weeks.

Coach Charlie Weis took his North Carolina Tar Heels into Blacksburg, VA to take on a pesky 4-4 Virginia Tech team. This was sure to be a good matchup.

UNC lost the toss and received the ball. They took little time to march down the field for an easy score. Virginia Tech followed up with a no huddle attack which drove the field and got to the 11. Va Tech got to the 1 1/2 yard line and went for it on 4th and inches. UNC blitzed the house and what seemed to be a stop was inexplicably called a 1st down. Most of the UNC players had already run to the bench and had to be called back. After stopping them on 1st down, Va Tech chose to pass on 2nd down and got crushed by safety Nathan Stephens which caused an incomplete pass. However, refs ruled a late hit and awarded Va Tech yet ANOTHER set of downs. At this point, Coach Weis sensed some home cooking. Va Tech scored easily on the next play, but somehow missed the XP (which I'm honestly not sure I've ever seen).

UNC got the ball back and quickly marched down the field for another TD. Forced a 3 and out for Va Tech, then took a nice, long, methodical drive and scored a TD with 10 seconds left to go up 21-7 at halftime.

VT came out the half and seemed fired up. Quickly going down and scoring a TD to make it 21-13. UNC, not stopped all game, went 3 and out and lost 4 yards on the drive. VT got the ball back and drove down the field for a score. However, sensing urgency, VT was forced to go for 2 and missed. UNC up 21-19 after 3.

UNC got the ball with 1:40 left in the 3rd and used the ground game. They went 80 yards, nearly all run except the TD, to burn almost 6 minutes off the clock and go up 28-19 with 2 minutes left. Game seemed to be over.

But VT would not go quietly into the night. They fired back with a 50 second, 75 yard drive to make it 28-26 with 1 minutes remaining. Everyone knew the onside was coming. However knowing and executing are 2 different things. After bouncing off of 4 UNC players, VT recovered at their own 40. Coach Weis used a soft Cover 2 zone in a 3-3-5 to confuse Senior Joey McBride who found a few short routes and even handed the ball off once, which caused VT killed valuable time. Then, after Frank Beamer Jr did not call any of his remaining 2 timeouts, McBride scrambled on back to back plays for a total of 5 yards. With 2 seconds to go and at the UNC 47, McBride threw a hail mary which fell softly into the arms of All-ACC safety Nathan Stephens.

Senior Captain, Running Back Cameron Charles, (who has been hurt since week 1, and was questionable for this matchup) said after the game "I'm just proud of our guys. I knew I wasn't 100%, and that I wouldn't play much, but it's not about me. It's been a rough year for me personally, but even more for the team. I've known Coach Weis for a long time, he coached my brother at Notre Dame, and he a great dude. He like a father figure to a lot of these guys. I just wanted to show him and my brothers on my team, that even though I'm in pain, I'm going to give it everything I've got. It...it...(starts crying) it just feels great, man. GO HEELS!"

Final:
UNC-28
VT - 26