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Will there be a 4,000 yard rusher in a single season before we finish this version of NCAA?

A former AThlon top 100 High school baller in the nation, and former SDSU hoopster. and current owner of the Colorado St Rams is gonna do it this year.




Myself, I may throw 4 thousand INTs in 3 seasons on this version.

shel311 wrote:A former AThlon top 100 High school baller in the nation, and former SDSU hoopster. and current owner of the Colorado St Rams is gonna do it this year.




Myself, I may throw 4 thousand INTs in 3 seasons on this version.

He said RUSHER, LOL...

jeffdaddy wrote:

shel311 wrote:A former AThlon top 100 High school baller in the nation, and former SDSU hoopster. and current owner of the Colorado St Rams is gonna do it this year.




Myself, I may throw 4 thousand INTs in 3 seasons on this version.

He said RUSHER, LOL...

Fuuuuuuuuck!!!!

I saw 4000, and never even dreamed of a 4000 yard rusher.


I can tell you who is NOT gonna do that: That Colorado St owner. LOL.

And I think the answer here is no, I can't see any rusher averaging 333 yards per game.

LOL

i broke the passing record last year, but I dont remember what the # was, seeing as Trendon wont update the record book

shel311 wrote:

jeffdaddy wrote:

shel311 wrote:A former AThlon top 100 High school baller in the nation, and former SDSU hoopster. and current owner of the Colorado St Rams is gonna do it this year.




Myself, I may throw 4 thousand INTs in 3 seasons on this version.

He said RUSHER, LOL...

Fuuuuuuuuck!!!!

I saw 4000, and never even dreamed of a 4000 yard rusher.


I can tell you who is NOT gonna do that: That Colorado St owner. LOL.

And I think the answer here is no, I can't see any rusher averaging 333 yards per game.

I don't know Shel...looking at some of these numbers somebody's gonna get awfully close.

Talented wrote:Will there be a 4,000 yard rusher in a single season before we finish this version of NCAA?

NO. That is more than 300 yards a game. Not going to happen. I'd be shocked if someone got 3,000.

No one will get close unless someone wants to do it with Boise. No way the likes of John Clay and Daniel Thomas put up 250+ week in and week out in conference play.

Talented wrote:I don't know Shel...looking at some of these numbers somebody's gonna get awfully close.

But even these crazy numbers are "only" on a pace for 3000 roughly. And that's before some of those guys get to the meat of there schedules.

Block M wrote: No way the likes of John Clay and Daniel Thomas put up 250+ week in and week out in conference play.

Not to mention, 250 per week gets you 3000.

You have to go for 333+ to get to 4000.

Running the ball runs clock. We're already limited in the number of plays we run per game compared to real life. So, averaging 30 carries per game for 1 RB over an entire season is about as much as you can get. You'd have to then average well over 10 yards per carry. If you're that successful, you'll probably have a few big wins which would probably negatively effect a guy's ability to rack up a bunch more yards.

Will never happen.. It is hard putting up 4000 yards a season against the CPU, closest I ever came was 2 .. 2000 yard rushers and one guy once running for 3700 yards with a champ game and bowl game. But to do that I had to go all out all game.. And never pass. Will never be done in this league. NEVER

Yeah I had to put in work to get 3500 myself in dynasty, by the end of the season i was dead. Lol. Unless you like run a hurry up run heavy offense... which would just make no sense.

No.

I really think he ment passer, and I would say yes.

I think multiple people will break the 2000 rushing mark in the next few seasons which is insane. The last couple of games have been shitty for runners in my opinon. Guys like Clay, Thomas, Murry, and rodgers could all break the 2000 mark.

Dolemitesooner wrote:I really think he ment passer, and I would say yes.

I think multiple people will break the 2000 rushing mark in the next few seasons which is insane. The last couple of games have been shitty for runners in my opinon. Guys like Clay, Thomas, Murry, and rodgers could all break the 2000 mark.

3000 may even be broken as well.

2000 will be done by probably 3-5 players per season, IMO.