pounddarock wrote:With the style of this league, I'd be more impressed with someone who has 7+ seasons in only 1 conference...either they have stuck with a shitty team and a low win goal, or they dominate with a powerhouse. Moving around seems too easy

Yep, it IS too easy....or really that we still don't put enuff emphasis on keeping with the "dynasty" standard that Jeff created this league on. But it is what it has evolved into....does that sound intelligent? LOL
Also, I compare this league to a certain fast food chain. It USED to be, Kentucky Fried Chicken....but now they call it "KFC", so people aren't scared off by the word FRIED, and what it does to your body, in particular, your HEART!
This league used to be known as the NCAA Dynasty League, but now it's just "NDL", because the majority of people want to switch teams, from season to season (which I like to do as well, but try not to do it every season, to keep with the integrity of what this league was meant to be like).
That's why I've always felt that this league should be honest with itself and realize that it's no longer really a "dynasty" league. Quit giving so much credit to those that have success, and simplify things. If you're going to keep your team, great. That's why "dynasty" is in the name of the league. If you're going to leave your team, then it's into the draft and those with the worst record, pick first...and vice versa.
If you want to keep giving "extra credit" for participation, that's cool....but it doesn't need to be 20% of the grade, trim it down. Most people like to vote in the polls and most like to do recaps....and these people would probably keep doing these things, even if they don't get some meager points to move up a few spots in the draft! Points for success? Surprisingly, I'm NOT against this. It gives you something to shoot for, no matter how good or bad your team is. And it's definitely needed, when it comes to the power teams and not making it too easy for one person to sit with a great team, forever. But once again, it's given more importance than it deserves, SEEING THIS LEAGUE ISN'T BASED ON DYNASTIES, like it's supposed to be.
And the coach reports, a great thing, no doubt.....obviously we have to keep those. Many know that I'd like to see them be made public moreso (to REALLY make people look at their gameplay/defend themselves for what they do or not do), but that's a topic for another time.
So PTR, I agree with you. Kudos to those that try to have their own "dynasty", even if it's just for the three seasons that we're playing a particular version of the NCAA game. But unfortunately, this is not a dynasty league, even if it's in the name. And that's why we should either continue to make it more encouraging to stick with a team (which won't happen), or realize that this is more or less a regular league and should be drafting "worst to first", with minor adjustments to the draft order, utilizing the points being tacked on, from the three categories.
Yes, it's 11:30am cst and I've been drinking screwdrivers since 10am. And yes, you do hear less out of me when I'm NOT buzzing.
P.S. This is all for Noley, who must have some free time on his hands this morning, as I see he's been pretty active on the boards!
