I wanted to bring up a few acronyms have made transfers difficult. San Diego State which is at times SDGST or SDSU appears the same as the San Diego Torreros or whatever..
I think there are some other examples that do seem a bit confusing .. but for the most part it does the job. I actually find this official list a bit confusing at times https://www.reddit.com/r/CFB/wiki/abbreviations but San Diego State definitely doesn't stand out.

Thanks!!

Thanks! I'm aware many are not standard. But I will run thru this list and use as much as I can.
One of the issues I run into is if the Abbreviation is too long then it gets cut off in the game and is why many are not standard. Usually 3 to 4 letters is all I can squeeze in depending on the letters.
But I defiantly do not want duplicates. So if you notice any others let me know and really appreciate the list and will work on this for the new version.

Thanks for this, it seems really cool. How do I import it into the game though? I am on steam

Thanks for this, it seems really cool. How do I import it into the game though? I am on steam.

When you create a new association on the 2nd screen choose "load file" option and select a import to use. Best read the instructions included to understand how all works and which Import you wish to use.

Super happy to see you still keeping up with this NCAAhoops!

Thanks. Haven't had a lot of time lately to play as much as I would like but starting too again. With the thought there looks like there will be a tournament this year got me going again even though it won't be the same. Canceling last years tournament just took the wind it out of me.

Get excited !!!!!

NCAAhoops wrote:Thanks. Haven't had a lot of time lately to play as much as I would like but starting too again. With the thought there looks like there will be a tournament this year got me going again even though it won't be the same. Canceling last years tournament just took the wind it out of me.

You mean this

NCAAHoops. Do you set the prestige levels for all the schools?