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Talked to a friend who said he was in the know last night and this is apparently how the online dynasty works:

Each person selects a team (we'll refer to them as human teams) and if two of those teams meet on the schedule, obviously they'll play each other. If a human team is scheduled to play a non-participant team (computer team), that person can play the computer or one of the other participants in the online dynasty can chose to play as that computer team for the one game only.

Therefore, it would probably be best for us to select a conference and then each person select a team from that conference so that we could maximize the play time between human teams. You can then play as many as 60 seasons where participants compete against each other in recruiting and such.

That is my understanding of it so far...anyone else have any info or corrections to this?

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Damn it.... I knew I should have bought a stupid PS3 instead of a zune. Haven't really played video games since NCAA 04, but with the new uniforms and the fact that the PS doubles as a BlueRay player, I'm just going to have to bite the bullet. It will probably be a couple weeks, but if I could I'd sign up for PS3/Hofstra. Back in 04, The Pride were absolute killers.

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Any idea if you can make custom conferences? I know you could do this in off-line mode a couple years ago..that would solve the problem for online dynasties.

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I believe the way it will work is the roster that the league creator uses will be the required roster, and others will need to download it. I'm not 100% sure though. I plan on sending out messages/emails next week about the league. Apparently there are some pretty horrible bugs relating to the only dynasty that should be patched soon..hopefully by next week. I'll let you guys know.

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