James, Kinda wanted to stay in ND on first thought, but seeing how he was going to warm the pine for a while, makes no sense to waste all that time for another year or two.James wrote: ↑27 Jul 2025, 10:23Caught up after awhile.
Not surprising that ND was kind of a wash. Washington seems to have gone well. Did you have a good idea about how close you were to the starting job when you transferred, I remember last you it gave you all the per-progression overalls and I don't think your guy would progress but everyone else would. So you think you would get the starting job and end up 3rd on the depth chart.
You gotta start posting that wear and tear after every game to see how beat up you are
I did some progression before the signing day, bump him up to 85 and saved the rest of the SP, so that most likely had a major effect. Washington wasn't the first choice though. But a lot of programs (even Notre Dame) had a dropped at least a star in prestige, so majority of the former 3-star schools didn't even want Dale as a starter, which was nuts, but I get it. Man was made for the big tymers. This time around, unilke the first signing, Washington needed a QB so they gave him the start from jump.
& My good sire, I will not indulge in your sadist lust lol
Miami fell to 
Even the Almighty Notre Dame fell to 
despite their roster. I had a house rule in place that if Dale goes to a 5-star, he had to ride it out there, but seeing how events turned out after one year, there's that. So I'm not sure if it's the inner workings of the game that fluctuate or it's a bug. What makes me lean towards big is that none of the lower tier programs moved up, so it's a hierarchy culling from what I'm seeing
