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Coach’s Tip
Try to recruit players which are nearest to your
school’s level within Division 1-A . Did your team
win it’s Conference and go to a Bowl Game? You will
probably find more “A” & “B” rated players that will be
interested in coming to your school. If you have a losing
record in a weak conference, you will have a hard time
finding those “Elite” players wanting to come to your
school. Play within your program and slowly build up
towards being granted easier access to those “A” & “B”
players by getting the best “C”s & “D”s that you can
and training them hard.
Signing Screen – After the 5th week of recruiting, a list
of players you successfully signed will appear. Above
this list will be listed a number of “Free Slots” you have
available on your roster. If this number is not zero, you
can sign everyone that you have successfully recruited;
if this number is zero, you might need to check your list
to see which players you want to sign. Use the
A
button
to select/deselect the currently highlighted player.
START will take you on to Training.
Training – Training gives you the opportunity to drill
your team, and see real improvements in their
performance. You can distribute your training points
in any way that you desire, but be wary. If you see the
indicator next to the currently highlighted drill change
from LOW to MED or MED to HIGH, you are increasing
the possibility of bad things happening. Players
participating in the drills at these levels will have a
higher possibility of getting injured or having their
ratings becoming unbalanced by training too much in
one area. Also note that points spent on Group Drills
(7-on-7, 6-on-7) spend points across all the positions
which participate in those drills. After you’ve spent
all your Training Points in all of the positions (press left
/right trigger to rotate through the different groups),
press START to execute your training. See Page 31
for a brief description of the drills you can run during
Spring Training.
Coach’s Tip
For a quick way to distribute all your Training Points
in a reasonably safe fashion, press the Black button
and select “yes” from the popup which appears. This
distribution of points is not “ideal” or “suggested”; it is
just a starting point - the best training results will come
from experimentation.
SPRING TRAINING
During Spring Training you will be able to work with
your team to improve their stats and numbers. Here's a
breakdown of the various drills offered during your
spring workouts.
Offensive Drills
7 on 7 - The QB and all receivers, including RB’s,
run pass routes against the DB’s and LB’s.
Rollouts - The QB’s practice moving and throwing
on the run.
Grip Strength - The QB learns how to hold onto the
ball under pressure.
One Knee - This drill helps strengthen the QB’s
throwing arm.
Routes - The QB and receivers need to be on the same
page when it’s time to throw.
Weight Room - Everybody pumps iron these days.
Conditioning - Run, run, run, and run some more.