r/NCAAFBseries • u/Daysavageglo • 7h ago
Dynasty Future starter
Which Qb would you guys chose to be your future starting qb taking overall and dev trait in to account ?
r/NCAAFBseries • u/DavidMontgomeryHOF • Aug 05 '26
r/NCAAFBseries • u/Daysavageglo • 7h ago
Which Qb would you guys chose to be your future starting qb taking overall and dev trait in to account ?
r/NCAAFBseries • u/smcamp23 • 6h ago
I’m in an online dynasty with 7 other people and I somehow got the Texas job without being on their list. I’m not a fan of them at all in real life but figured I may as well throw my hat in the ring. Clemson just came open the next season and I’m tempted to try and go there bc I A. like they school more B. AD expectations are nowhere near as hard. Have you ever left a top job like that for a “lesser job”?
r/NCAAFBseries • u/Themaplemango • 6h ago
A dropped snap by the punter returned for a touchdown...
r/NCAAFBseries • u/Bakerfuckingmayfield • 5h ago
Why tf do receivers decide to jump on balls at there chests, it kills all of their running momentum and half the time they drop it while getting hit
r/NCAAFBseries • u/DaPsychicFNA • 9h ago
Looking for a new playbook to use and I’m stuck between pairing Shotgun with Singleback or Pistol as a changeup and to get some PA Boot action going. Which formations or playbook would you recommend?
r/NCAAFBseries • u/Mike_Lowe • 9h ago
I've seen a lot of questions on PC modding, using the tools, what MyDynasty is, and more. I am going to stream in about an hour, so if you'd like to come by and ask any questions you have, I'd be happy to help. I'll get into some gameplay too as my Toledo (not a rebuild!) dynasty has their Week 2 game (a FCS team, so a good one for me to multitask with).
Here's the link. I'll go live around 7pm ET / 4pm PT.
https://youtube.com/live/pT8yJC-VnPA?feature=share
r/NCAAFBseries • u/tlaw978 • 15h ago
My dynasty right now is getting kind of stale, so I’m thinking of taking a team and giving them the death penalty. I’m in my fourth season with Kentucky and we’re about to go on a run for back to back nattys. Before then I was with Iowa and won three in a row and decided to take over Kentucky. Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions on which teams I should consider giving the death penalty to and also recruiting restrictions or anything like that? I’m playing ‘27 on console if that makes a difference. Thanks in advance
r/NCAAFBseries • u/Character-Photo9366 • 1d ago
First for me in CFB25, 26 & 27 (including Madden 20-27):
Blocked FG without even getting the animation that sends the rusher through the line.
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r/NCAAFBseries • u/ThisIsSportscenter • 7h ago
Hey Everybody
I know with the slider adjustment (I’ve been using the “Ratings Matter Project” sliders) you can modify the ball security.
But, whatever slider set I use, it seems fumbles are extremely rare, outside of hit sticking a scrambling QB. Anyone else feel the same?
I’m not expecting there to be 2-5 fumbles a game, but, sometimes I go multiple games without a fumble, not including QB fumbles.
I do use the strip button as well on some tackles which just results in a broken tackle. Just wanted to get others feedback. Thanks
r/NCAAFBseries • u/Ok_Finance_7217 • 11h ago
r/NCAAFBseries • u/Few_Cheesecake_6082 • 1d ago
What if college football had a promotion and relegation system, similar to European soccer?
I decided to find out by simulating 30 seasons (2025–2054) in College Football 26, using all 136 FBS teams organized into a single 10-tier conference pyramid.
The SEC sat at the top, followed by the Big Ten, Big 12, ACC, American, Pac-12, Mountain West, MAC, Sun Belt, and CUSA. Each conference had either 12 or 14 teams, with the top three teams promoted and bottom three relegated every season. This meant that traditional powerhouses could fall from grace, while smaller programs had a legitimate path to the top.
Tiebreakers were settled in the order of conference play record, H2H result, overall record, point differential. I didn't place any weight on conference championship games. I also made each conference play the maximum allowed 9 conf. games.
After 30 seasons I compiled the results, tracking conference movement, team records, national championships, playoff appearances, rankings, individual awards, and more.
Some powerhouses collapsed, unexpected programs climbed the entire pyramid, and the balance of power in college football changed dramatically.
Here's what happened.

In the initial conference realignment I tried to be fair and place teams according to how they are currently performing, trying not to change conference structure drastically since they should self-correct over the course of the simulation.
As expected, traditional powerhouses dominated the title races.


The most shocking result was Duke rising to the top 3 times, including winning from the Pac-12 in the first year of the sim, which was the lowest tier a team ever won the national championship from.
The playoff bracket was usually dominated by upper tiers, but an occasional breakout from a lower tier team did happen.
Notably:
New Mexico State from the MWC won a first round game in 2054, the lowest tier team to ever win a playoff game.
Troy (2037) and Oregon State (2052) made the playoffs from the Sun Belt.
Middle Tennessee (2035) made the playoffs from the MAC.



I only tracked the FINAL top 25 ranking of each season. Here's how it turned out during the sim.


The most interesting part of this sim was seeing teams rise and fall between tiers.
Notable stats:
Central Michigan had the greatest rise, going from the MAC to the Big 10.
Iowa State had the biggest fall, going from the Big 10 to the MAC..
Pitt and Boston College changed conferences 18 times, tied for the most.
Miami went 27 years in the SEC, the longest streak in any one conference.

The full conference movement list, sorted alphabetically so you can find your team more easily.




I really enjoyed doing this simulation and if you made it this far and want any more stats or graphics for your favorite team, just leave a comment and I'll try to make it!
r/NCAAFBseries • u/Able_Standard8493 • 1d ago
I watched Reggie do this against UCLA as a kid and it was cool to see a similar animation happen in the game.
r/NCAAFBseries • u/redheadkid3290 • 17h ago
I just got to the first season and I can't seem to adjust NIL in the hopes of getting players to stay, is this a glitch or am I missing something? It says I have 570 unspent. I'm an OC not a HC
r/NCAAFBseries • u/KelvinAPAC • 1d ago
Is anyone able to upgrade their tight end to hit 99 overall? I have tried multiple builds and each build is showing as being 99 overall in the builder before picking a team. However, once they are fully upgraded I have had ranges from 92-96 but never the full 99 it showed before playing
r/NCAAFBseries • u/5801bloxkboi • 14h ago
I’m trying to make a custom/replace a stadium for my team builder team using frosty editor. But for whatever reason I lack the knowledge on how to make the stadium playable in game. I can do all the edits but when converting to .fbmod nothing appears in game.
r/NCAAFBseries • u/Think-Comparison7323 • 1d ago
Looking to run flexbone
r/NCAAFBseries • u/Alpha_Hawkeye • 1d ago
Why does my 99 ovr defense give up 30 plus points to teams that they just shouldn't.
For reference I am playing with Purdue and use their traditional defensive playbook. I feel like a defense with 90+ overalls and every position should be dominant.
r/NCAAFBseries • u/MrSaucy47 • 1d ago
Pretty much the title, there used to be a mode that let you get unlimited skill points so you didn’t have to suffer your first 2 years in RTG. I tried it recently but it seems to be patched as ea doesn’t let you open the save file in game. If anyone knows of a new one please link it below🙏🏾.
r/NCAAFBseries • u/Bakerfuckingmayfield • 2d ago
r/NCAAFBseries • u/BumbleCave • 1d ago
Do you play with your team more? Or random teams online in Road to the CFP?
I personally go through stretches where I love both!