Hazzard Country- Good ol' Boys, This time meaning Harm

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Post by Bubba's Cruise » 02 Apr 2026, 10:16

Yea definitely a fun matchup since they are the in-state powerhouse that's still better at me recruiting. Also, in real life I'm a diehard Georgia fan so that adds a fun twist to it as well. This was one of the games that I accidently simmed over, so I didn't get the chance to play them myself. Yea Toney is amazing, but a white CB that's 6'2 with all those awesome ratings and abilities is a bit of a stretch lol

While we are here an update. I have played the title game and should have that up later this afternoon. I do plan on making next season my final one even though I'm still having a blast. I want to take a couple months off before the new one comes out

I leave on a cruise in 8 days and it's an unusual one so I've got stuff I need to do for it. Then I'll be going to the Masters Tuesday so that will kind of take up 2 nights. Since I've yet to advance to the offseason screen what I'm going to do is just take it slow and post the final season when I get back from my cruise. That way I don't get like 3 weeks in and have to remind myself what's going on. That will give me some time as well to get caught up on some stuff on the first few post from the history side of things I'm behind on
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02 Apr 2026, 07:52
Toney does not look like a CB :kghah:
good rivalry matchup for the Natty :yup:
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Post by djp73 » 02 Apr 2026, 10:22

sounds like a fun trip, enjoy
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2036 National Title Game

It was a few punts to get the game started and on the last play of the 1st quarter Hazzard gets on board with a TD run by our QB. On 3rd down with UGA in field goal range that true freshman DE Harper makes another play. A huge sack and they decide to punt it. A few plays later our QB gets hurt he can play through it, but since halftime is pretty close we go with our backup the rest of the half. Carswell our 246-pound power back makes it 14-0 on a power toss to the short side of the field. The very next play is the biggest in the game as our stud sophomore safety Angel Johnson picks off a overthrow and we take over in the redzone. It's 3rd down so we call our favorite goal line - heavy, jet option and the 6'6 WR scores the TD. You can smell the back-to-back titles in the air going up 21-0 with 4 minutes till half. They would go on to score a TD and it's 21-7 at half and they get the ball so it's not over yet.

Our defense steps up forcing a 3 and out to start the 3rd. However, with us in the redzone they get a deflected interception and we miss our chance to seal the game. They quickly march down the field and have it 1s and goal at the 2 so about a 99% chance they score a TD. We get back-to-back sacks on blitz's and the 1% wins as they kick an FG and we are still up 11. We are facing a 3rd and 6 backed up deep and our #2 HB Ottis picks up a massive first down if nothing else we can flip field position and waste more clock. The drive ends with 8 minutes in the 4th as Gossett shows off that 4.2 speed and gets the edge. The rocket toss TD puts us up 18. Our defense forces a punt as we had them backed up and Hazzard have won back-to-back titles

The UGA defense was tough holding us to under 400 yards, but ours was better holding them to just 256. It wasn't a flashy game as they held us to 5.4 yards per rush which hardly anyone does. We officially turned it over twice, but once was a hail mary on the final play before half so in reality it was even at 1. With starting QB Leamon banged up Rawls the backup lead some key scoring drives in the 2nd quarter. We even got in our #3 QB late in the game as we are trying to give him enough snaps so he doesn't leave over playing time. Gossett is the leading rusher just shy of 100 for his final game and big man Carswell had 2 TDs.


5 Game Balls
HB Gossett (93) = 14 carries for 94 yards, 1 TD
HB Carswell (85) = 10 carries for 57 yards, 2 TD
LB Lyght (90) = 12 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 sack, 3 PBU
LB O'Connor (85) = 5 tackles, 2 TFL, 1 sack
S Johnson (89) = 2 tackles, 1 INT



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Post by djp73 » 02 Apr 2026, 15:32


:blessed:
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Post by Bubba's Cruise » 02 Apr 2026, 15:44

Yea it's going to be a memorable trip in some way or another. In short, I'm going on a cruise with basically a stranger... but I'm a single guy so YOLO. So I could use next week to not be rushed.

Also love the Waylon song he's one of my all-time favorites


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sounds like a fun tri p, enjoy
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Post by djp73 » 02 Apr 2026, 15:57

maybe she will be a good hearted woman
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Post by Bubba's Cruise » 03 Apr 2026, 10:56

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This is just for the underclassmen and it will be a massive turnover with a lot of names on this list plus 17 seniors. Those games in the midseason (accidently simmed) played a big role in a lot of these transfers. Why some are expected they are some that are a real gut punch

Major Loss


HB Harvey Hubbard (SO,90)
This was the biggest gut punch we thought he was going to win the Heisman next year returning at a 90 overall with elite development and draft bonuses. If he had got the carries this year he could have won it this year thanks to his 96 speed, platinum shifty and power. He was just a sophomore and goes to the NFL projected to be just a 7th round pick. His only year for us has 1,153 yards and 13 TD with 7 per carry

OT Carl Woods (JR,86)
A normal dev we have made him into a top tier backup that would have projected to start at RT had he came back. He has 91 run block with platinum option and outside shield. The good news we have a star dev 3rd string RT waiting in the wings that might have jumped him anyway this offseason. He was close to maxed out on key ratings.

CB Tyrone Butler (SO,91)
We were hoping to squeeze one more year out of him and now the CB room again is weak as we lost our top 5. He was amazing his only year starting 94 tackles, 5 interceptions with platinum robber and blanket coverage. We will need to sign several 4* CB's in the portal. He is a projected 3rd round pick and would have been a 1st had he came back next year.

OG James Santoso (SO,89)
This was expected all along as his deal breaker is being close to home. A talented player with a high overall with 90 run block, 96 strength and 4 abilities. This means our 2 LG will be gone and the 4th string has just normal dev. So current redshirt freshman Tim Uluave (78 ovr) with 98 strength and platinum strong grip is the projected starter

WR Eric Levcik (FR,77)
Another one that stung and if midseason had played out differently we could have put him in some games to get that playing time grade up. The former 5* had just a D playing time grade and needed a B- even though that wasn't his dealbreaker. The 6'4 contested specialist had star dev and likely would have started for us next year. The good news we lost our top 3 WR's so maybe we can get him back in the portal. He will be a redshirt freshman as we decided to redshirt when we saw he wasn't used mid season.

Medium Loss

QB Jamerson Rawls (SO,83)
We go into every year thinking we will lose our backup QB to playing time, but we thought we could get him back. He played a lot as the backup, but needed B+ playing time and had just C+. He threw 66 passes this year and was in a lot on handoffs late in games. He doesn't have any abilities, but does have star dev with 87 speed and 98 arm power. Once he gets the accuracy up he will be an elite QB. He didn't get all the backup QB snaps and that's likely what caused him to leave us.

DE Steven Wilds (JR,87)
Another normal dev player that we've made into a quality player after moving him inside. His 90-block shed is his best skill mixed with 91 power move and silver pocket disruptor. Since he will come in as a 4* in the portal we don't project we will try and get him back. He has 3 career sacks and was a backup.

CB Daryl Crothers (SO,81)
A interesting player a 3* portal DB at just 5'9 with impact dev. However, he has 2 more years to play and 96 speed. Every time we played him he made tackles including 7 vs Oklahoma State and 8 vs Alabama all in the playoffs. We would like to have him back if maybe he is still a 3* He was our backup S this year even if officially as CB

C Barry Dombrowski (SO,79)
Just normal dev and not even a overall in the 80's is another one we wouldn't mind having back. The reason being a 95 run block so obviously a great scheme fit. Since C's typically go under recruited in the portal we think we can get him back.

Little Impact


HB Terry Tyree (FR,76)
The former 5* gem signing officially goes down as a bust. He came in just impact dev with 85 speed so we didn't bother trying to get him on the field. His loss does hurt the numbers with just 4 returning so we will need the portal to sign a few.

Titus Kiernan (JR,93)
This is a little impact because we knew all along, he would leave us so we expected it. He also was our WR 3 last year so only had 8 catches. We have a 2 WR's returning we like so we should be ok at WR next year.

Staying



OT Kristian Sampson (91)
We lost a ton of OL this year so getting him back is huge. We thought we would lose him to the portal and instead goes pro and we talk him back. This will be year 3 starting at LT for us and currently has 96 strength, 96 run blocking with 5 abilities 4 of which are at least Gold. A stud that's likely to be the best OL we have ever had after he leaves. He has elite dev and that will mostly go toward pass blocking which is a 86 now

FS Angel Johnson (SO,89)
We are in bad shape at CB again so getting Angel back is a massive one with his elite dev and platinum robber and house call. He also has 98 speed and 90+ for both coverages. He has been 80+ tackles and 4+ interceptions the last 2 years each.

QB Deontay Goda (FR,81)
Both true freshman QB return and Goda was one we wanted to hang on to the most even if he has the worst dev trait. The former 3* has 90 speed and 95 arm power and will be forced to work on that accuracy this offseason. It will be a battle for the #2 QB spot, but Goda is a starting caliber QB in our system.

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Senior Class

Major Loss


OG Jason Gibbs (90)
He played a ton of football for us mostly at C until this past year giving up just 3 sacks during his career. As a agile type it would be hard pressed to find anyone better then him with 99 run block, 99 run finesse, 94 pass finesse and 89 accel. It was the 4 platinum abilites that he had most of them early in his career like quick step, quick drop outside shield and option shield. He also likely earns a spot in the top 25 players of all time. A projected 6th round pick

LB / DE Dashaun Soroh (87)
One of the cooler stories we have had a 3* Athlete TE turned DE by mistake turned LB. He was 6'4 and 234 pounds and was mostly a pass rusher, but never had big time stats just 8 career sacks and 28 TFL. He had 94 speed, 86 accel, 97 tackle, 85 block shed with platinum wrap up. We do wander if maybe we mis used him and should have used him, but he didn't have the coverage skills to be a sub-LB. He might not have the production, but we loved him as a player and his physical traits.

HB Jahlil Gossett (93)
A 4* recruit with just impact dev that you keep waiting on that monster year from him and it just never happened. His yards increased every year, but topped out at 946 with 11 yards per carry his junior year. He finishes his career 2,747 yards, 8.4 per, 21 TD, 46 BTK with 82 catches for 808 yards and 8 TD. He was a speed guy with 99 plus shifty along with 98 accel, 96 carry and 91 route running. A projected 3rd round pick

DE Fred Feeley (91)
A home grown pass rusher finished with 22 career sacks lead by 13.5 his junior year. We hate to see his drop his senior year we feel like he got robbed on that one prob keeping him out of the hall of fame. A speed rusher with 90 speed, 95 accel, 99 tackle, 86 block shed, 89 both moves. The platinum quick jump and take down were huge for him along with silver duress and pocket disruptor. Likely A top 25 player in school history when we tally up the votes. A projected 6th round pick

WR Jalen Brigance (92)
The best WR in school history finishes with 156 catches, 1,543 yards and 21 TD and added 300 rushing yards and 3 TD. A 6'6 physical route runner with 99 short route, 97 medium route, 95 catching, 96 CIT, 99 spec catch made up for just 88 speed and 94 accel. What set him apart was 4 platinum abilities press pro, sure hands, 50/50, and cutter. He prob will not have the stats to make the hall of fame but our favorite WR we have ever had.

CB Dylan Toney (98)
We are behind on announcing hall of fame players, but spoiler alert Toney has made it as a home grown 98 overall player. Which would have to be the highest we have had and he got a big boost in legacy by coming back for his senior year. He was 6'2 with 94 speed,96 zone, 99 press with platinum jammer. He had 220 career tackles with 16 TFL and 6 Int as a multiyear starter. He is a lock 1st round pick

OT Shaq Okine (90)
Basically a 3-year starter we don't think he ever gave up a sack. He had 98 run block, 99 run finesse, 89 pass block as a well-rounded type with 2 platinum shield abilities inside, outside and option. A projected 6th round pick

LB Daryl Lyght (91)
The record holder for tackles in a season in 2 years had 246 tackles, 40 TFL, 5,5 sacks and 3 INT. He came over from Tulane like his buddy HB Ottis. A 6'2-and-232-pound thumper had as fast as they come 94 speed, 98 accel with 93 tackle and platinum wrap up. A heck of a football player that has earned a spot in the top 25 players in Hazzard history. A projected 5th round pick

Medium Loss


FB Artie Vick (85)
A 3 year starter and then lost his job this past year. He was never the true blocker we prefer, but was the lead blocker for a lot of elite rushing attacks. He had star dev so surprising he maxed out at 85 overall. As a former TE he also provided depth there and had gold sure hands. He did manage 680 career rushing yards with 3 TD and 31 catches and 2 TD.

HB Erick Ottis (91)
He played 2 years for us after 0 career carries at Tulane. He was a backup and return guy for us so never the stats he could had if he had played more. A backfield threat with 99 speed and gold sure hands, but was held back by no speed abilities and 92 accel. He was good return guy with about 20 per KR and 9 per PR. A projected 6th round pick

SS Gage Myers (91)
A fast LB that moved over to S so wasn't the greatest in coverage. He had his career best 81 tackles with 91 speed, 90 tackle so overall just ok ratings. A projected 4th round pick.

WR Demarcus Handy (94)
He had 24-416 and 2 this past year which is a lot for our #2 WR which was really the 3rd pass catching option. He always has more ability then stats with 95 speed, 99 accel, 99 catch in traffic, 99 spec catch and 90+ route running. He also had 5 abilities including platinum sure hands and silver cutter. A projected 2nd round pick that we think goes 1st.

CB James Worthy (87)
A late addition was big as a nickel CB strengthen the worst position on the team coming over from Michigan. He had 45 tackles with gold house call and blanket coverage. Not a star, but he was good enough.

DE Kendal Volk (88)
He was just here for 1 year as a pass rusher WITH 88 speed, 95 accel and gold quick jump. He had 4 sacks.

Little Impact


K Gill Mcsurdy (82)
CB Paul Swaim (85)
SS Kameron Spellman (85)

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Post by Bubba's Cruise » 06 Apr 2026, 16:27

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For year 2036, a reminder the stats are pretty weak as I accidently simmed 4 full games

Special Teams
K Mcsurdy = FG 17/19, XP 53/53
P Silatolu= 32 punts for 47.7 avg with 42.7 net - 9 inside 20 - 5 TB

KR
Kiernan = 16 KR for 23.9 per
Ottis = 20 KR for 19.6 per

PR
Ottis = 32 for 8.7 per

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Snaps - Pancakes - sacks allowed

Sampson = 851-46-3
Hufango = 823-35-1
Gibbs = 647-14-0
Westerman =860-22-0
Okine = 586-24-0

Meeks = 385-30-2
Santoso = 353-8-1
Winter = 261-16-0
Woods = 247-13-0
Uluave = 170-8-0
Peace = 144-13-0
Jamerson = 122-2-0
Radunz = 107-3-0

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Post by djp73 » 07 Apr 2026, 13:41

Pretty balanced numbers there
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