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College Teambuilder- Scott High School

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I thought that it would be somewhat fun to place high school teams into a teambuilder. Someone may possibly be able to use it to simulate matchups. So since I thought it might be useful to someone out there who likes jumbling up some high schools and having them play each other. Introducing the 1st high school team to be built through this system, TeamBuilder | NCAA Football | EASports.com The Scott High School Eagles of Covington, Kentucky! I am still working on it, and the rosters are not fully entered yet, but I would still like your opinion on this. If this becomes popular, I will begin to build real life high school football teams on this teambuilder! I will also take requests now if you choose, but keep in mind, these requests may take weeks or perhaps months to fill.

 

In order to add your local high school to the teambuilder, please leave me the following information:

 

High School:

Nickname:

City:

*Pic of Home/Away Uniforms:

Playbook Style:

Offense Type (Pass Heavy, Run Heavy, etc.):

 

* A picture of home/away uniforms is optional, but it will provide the most realistic version of this team possible.

Edited by WWildcat
Added more requirements

There's a bunch of schools already done, kind of tough to judge how to rank players on rosters

Someone is going to be awfully busy updating those rosters.

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