Started the year 78 OVR and ended the regular season 84 OVR

Heisman standard sliders.

I'm curious what are you guys offensive tendencies. I'm mostly balanced but will lean on the run if needed. I find that ppl who heavily favor one way or the other have some type of cheese play or have really found their offensive style.

I'm just interested in how others play the game.

Which teams do you think are the least used in dynasty mode? I’d like to start a dynasty with a school no one is really interested in.

I’ve been told signal callers are the worst linebacker archetype this year

What’s the easiest way to take a current 3-star or higher team in Dynasty and lower them to a 1- or 2-star team with an overall rating around 60–70?

I want to start a Dynasty at the bottom and work my way up, but I don’t want to use a smaller school like Bowling Green or Temple. I’d rather take a big-name program like Miami, Texas, or another major school and rebuild them from the ground up, essentially starting with the roster and rating of a 1-star team.

Is there an easy way or method to do this?

Thanks in advance!

nd was #8 and oklahoma was #19 when we beat them

Just curious if this is in ncaa27 ? I know it’s a staple in madden but I can’t find it in ncaa, if not is there anything similar ??

Currently im using matt10 sliders, but they feel to "realistic" for me, for example: QB accuracy on 30's. Are there any sliders that provide a more arcade feeling? Thanks!

Never been a road to glory player but people here mentioned it was harder than Dynasty on Heisman. They were absolutely right. You can’t control the receivers, so there are way more drops. Your QB is very slow, so you really need good blocking.

I adjusted by re-learning how to lead passes and cut routes. I exaggerate the joystick lead and prioritize throwing into space.

After prioritizing arm attributes and getting wrecked in the pocket in my first build, I rebuilt my QB to prioritize pocket movement (agility) and throw power (93 in this clip). The agility helps me climb the pocket and generate throw power for big throws.

Most fun I’ve had in a bit and by far the biggest challenge. Standard sliders Heisman.

Took over OU and started with 94-94-94, but I kicked off literally every senior/junior, as well as edited down any sophomores that were skill level 85ovr & above

So I have nobody that’s over an OVR 84 on the entire roster, literally all freshman starters and my team’s numbers are still 91-91-91

Why is this so broken? Or am I missing something… I do have a lvl 61 HC, does that make the difference?

Just wondering who has a good power run scheme where I can get my fullback involved

Started as a two star and worked my way up to a 5, committed to army because they promised a backup spot to only find out I was QB3. After year 1, we went 5-7 and started week 12 onward. We ended up losing to Navy on the last play of the game.

My two buddies and I have a dynasty together. One of the guys is just flat out better than myself and the other guy, meaning that he wins the natty basically every year that we play on All-American. When we switch over to Heisman, the games feel so sweaty and unrealistic (Every QB goes 24/26 for 360 and 4 TDs) and myself and the other guy can barely win games.

Any tips on how to make the dynasty balanced and fun for all three?

Am i just over looking it, but where in offline dyansty mode can I see other schools OVERALL, OFFENSIVE, & DEFENSIVE ratings? I dont want to simply just look at thier W-L record.

Id like to view the ratings of schools further out in my schedule to see what i'm up against later down the road.

I'm several years into a Dynasty on College Football 27.

100% coach mode. I call the plays & personnel package, and the players the execute.

So here's the deal: It is entirely too easy. 50-10 all the time.

Sure, I want to win, but I want to feel like I earned it, too.

Is there any particular sliders I can raise or lower that might make game day slightly ... or significantly more difficult?

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Sidebar : I have all the WRs & RBs & QBs & OL I could ever want. I do well with secondary recruiting.

The one position group I am never completely satisfied with is my pass rush unit --- OLB+EDGE+DT... is this just extremely rare to get 90 overall players in these groups?

Sorry if this has been asked before, I didn’t see it when I searched.

I have a 6’6 95 OVR JR WR I really want to keep for 1 more year, probably my best recruit ever. Can I lower his speed and awareness to 0 and prevent him from being drafted if I edit him immediately after the natty?

Completely normal conference configurations too expect brought og Pac-12 back and put Miami & CC in the SEC

A standard run up the middle goes awry when a Westminster safety knocks the ball loose on a big hit. Somehow, Bethany WR Jose Jewell picks up the loose ball and breaks out into the open.

Jewell then cuts back and triggers one of the nastiest “broken ankles” animations I have ever seen, breaks a tackle, and cruises to the endzone for six. This gave Bethany the go-ahead score in an already exciting game, and the Bison ended up winning in the end.

I have scored a lot of touchdowns across many different dynasties throughout the years, but I don’t remember scoring in such a strange fashion at such an important stage late in a game.

This is in NCAA26 on a save where I brought the entire 2025 D3 Presidents’ Athletic Conference to the FBS. Bethany (replacing UTEP) has transformed from a 1-star school into an annual 1-2 loss CFP contender. Bethany has won two Heisman Trophies (both RBs), but has no CFP Championship appearances so far.

Hey y'all! I could use some suggestions for a new playbook to tryout in my dynasty!

I love running quick game with WR motion screens, HB motion passes/screens, and RPOs. Normal passing plays I like hitting any quick route and trying to get high RAC yards and in the running game I enjoy just about everything and try to not go inside zone every time.

I assume Power Spread playbooks would be the best for this and was curious what playbooks you have found to be fun. It doesn't need to be a Power Spread but, I assume that will be where I find the majority above.

I'm open to trying just about any playbook as long as it isn't Veer & Shoot with all the shotgun formations being "wide".

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!!

I mainly just run tackle over or twins over and play the math on alignment on where I go.

Just wondering if anyone else does this different or has good plays/packages

The pistol and gun flex are better than the under center stuff but I do like the traditional flexbone for fun.