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Old 09-02-2005, 07:30 AM   #189
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Originally Posted by Bearcat
While I agree Heisman can be cheesy, I've had some great games lately. I don't like restarting games, but I've had to a few times.... there's just games where it's impossible to do anything due to constant fumbles, horrible passes, etc. Past those though, I love it.

Yesterday I came back and beat Florida on a last minute drive, a game after losing at Georgia. Right now, in the top 25, the SEC East is #2 (Georgia), #6 (USC, me), #11 (Florida -- 8 before I beat them), and #18 (Tennessee)..... and the West has #7 (Auburn) and #15 (MSU). It's challenging every week... and minus Vanderbilt's Impact RB, it's because I'm playing good teams.

It's so far removed from previous years where it took one year to build, one year to win a BCS game, and one year to win a NC... and that was considered a long trip to win it all. I won the SEC last year, but unless Georgia loses 2 of their last 3 games, I won't be back this year.

I could be playing this game well into the actual season, which would be a change from previous years... I've usually won one or two NCs by the end of my first contract, but I'll probably have to actually renew instead of moving on to a rebuilding project.
Awesome!

And by the way, you might want to refer to your team as the Gamecocks, just so people don't think Southern Cal is now in the SEC East.
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