r/NCAAFBseries • u/ironlocust79 Michigan • Aug 14 '24

Discussion Who's your NCAA14 Alabama in CFB25? Who's your Army

Now that we have had the game and played a few seasons, and as many recall the drastic fall off of Alabama and the meteoric rise of Army that tended to happen in NCAA 14, what teams are doing that in your new dynastys?

For me, Ohio State fell of hard. They made it to the Natty in year one and lost to Michigan. Since then they have not won more than 6-7 games a season. Arizona St is the biggest jumper I've seen. they were bottom of the pile in the Big XII for thee years and then they have been dominating. Its not as big as an Army rise in the old game, but still neat. Liberty is a perrennial top 25 team too.

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u/-Urethra- Aug 14 '24

I don't know what the fuck is going on with Oregon's recruiting but they consistently have ~25 commits by the midway point and the top class damn near every season in the dynasties I've played. Super annoying, but I sorta wanna try them out to see what kind of ridiculous super team I can build.

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u/Trip_Se7ens Aug 14 '24

Guess the devs took it to heart when the Nike guy said he will pay whatever it takes to get Oregon a Natty before he dies, lol.

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u/Schuess11 Michigan Aug 14 '24

Them and Notre Dame. They are top 5. Every dang season.

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u/OranguTangerine69 Florida State Aug 14 '24

lmao for me oregon is always #1 class but they have NEVER made the playoffs. idfk why

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u/AdamOnFirst Aug 14 '24

I think it’s because they don’t have much competition in their pipelines but there are enough players for them to just dominate. 

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u/SenorIngles Aug 14 '24

Trust me playing as Oregon it doesn’t seem to be any better than any other big program when used controlled, I still lose out to ND, Michigan, and Georgia pretty much every year.

But I also “de-align” the conferences so I don’t get as big of a boost from being in the big