re: RMD- Vote on 107

Mike Dyer is close to being the leading tailback in the SEC.

Love that pick.


Downside, I don't think my LB from Texas ever made it to campus.

Well guys. Basically only one week left in the "regular season". Granted, their will be conference championships going on, but just a few games left in college football, excluding the bowls.

Should we do a tally for each season or just wait until everything is over? Should we assess a winner each year?

Obviously, BayouCatFan won this year with Cam alone, but it would be neat to see how other teams did, without me having to do all the work.

I am thinking we should start Year 2 after NSD. If someone drops out we just assign someone else, who wants to join up, their team. We combine both classes as our team. We do this every year until eventually we can use the NFL draft as our way to keep score. The last player picked in the 7th round is worth 1 point. The second to last pick in the 7th round is worth 2 points. All the way up to the 1st overall pick. Whoever has the most points every year is the winner and on down the list. How we place determines the order of the next years draft. What do you guys think? I realize it will take a couple years to get this going, but it will be a ton of fun once these guys get drafted. Until we can use the NFL to determine the actual winner we can just debate amongst ourselves. I want to take a moment to congratulate myself on winning year 1 of the RMD draft. :nana: :nana:

im in again

I am in again and very much looking forward to it. I will provide my team's stats and am happy to help compile others. Just split it up when the time comes.

Having a hard time finding the time to look up all my stats.

I'm definitely in for this again.

I'll come up with something for my guys and report this week. I looked my guys up at about the half-way point and I'm more excited about the potential than I am about this first year.

I had a LOT of guys jostling around the NCAA this year.

quote:

---

How are you guys getting this information on your current team

---

Go to the teams' website and look through their season stats. Ususally in a PDF format, you can see the totals on each player who recorded a stat throughout the season.

Also, just aboot every team has something called "participation reports". This shows you if they played in a particular game. Obviously, this would only be used if a player was only playing a couple of plays, and not be recording stats. To find this, go the their schedule, click on any game, and find something called "final stats". Click on that and you should find a small list, with participation report in it.

Of course, in the cumulative stats, they should show how many games each player played, so the participation report might not be completely useful. I just like to see if they were playing in big games, or just "rent-a-win" games.

Since kelcy quarles didn't make it to USCe and went to prep school is he still mine eventhough he will be signing again? What say you?

quote:

---

Since kelcy quarles didn't make it to USCe and went to prep school is he still mine eventhough he will be signing again? What say you?

---

Good question, I have one of these as well.

NO rush to compile stats, I think after bowl season is a good time to do it all. Sometimes true freshmen will make a big impact in bowl season as teams look to ready themselves for next season.

To those interested in joining (I know there's a few), there should be spots from guys that didn't finish last year.