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+1. This idea has been floated around for a while now. Doubt it will happen though.
 
BigCowboysFan
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Originally posted by yello1
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jk3312
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Keep it going
 
dagwood13
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+1

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Edited by dagwood13 on Feb 19, 2012 12:51:25
 
jk3312
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Make it happen already
 
SG✬21
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Originally posted by jk3312
Make it happen already


 
Cryptotich
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No reason this couldn't be implimented. It's basically the same code letting CO's have the ability.
 
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Originally posted by jk3312
A very good idea and easy to implement. +10000


this must be the flex one pissed of GM will use on useless scrimages if you piss him off one day.

IMO Co-Owner is enough for Scimages... Ask the Owner/Co-Owner for the scrimage and im sure they will have no problem setting it up (Or get your own team in that age group and request it yourself)

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Alky
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Originally posted by Cleveland Browns
this must be the flex one pissed of GM will use on useless scrimages if you piss him off one day.

IMO Co-Owner is enough for Scimages... Ask the Owner/Co-Owner for the scrimage and im sure they will have no problem setting it up (Or get your own team in that age group and request it yourself)

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Just an example of why this would be good, especially now that there are instant scrims.

Lets say on my team that I was the D-COORD. I log on and change a few things and move a few of my D lineman around and want to see how my changes did. I can go ahead and quickly setup 4 instant scrims against the same team and see what the overall outcome was and how my new tactics and DC changes worked out. I could run 2 scrims 1 way and 2 scrims the other and see what worked best. I would have quick info at my fingertips.

You never know when people are going to log in so instead of having to wait and guess I could just make it happen.
 
The Hitman
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jk3312
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Originally posted by Cleveland Browns
this must be the flex one pissed of GM will use on useless scrimages if you piss him off one day.

IMO Co-Owner is enough for Scimages... Ask the Owner/Co-Owner for the scrimage and im sure they will have no problem setting it up (Or get your own team in that age group and request it yourself)

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Read the OP.... I stated making gms use own flex as an option for this. I do co-own teams, but unless Im mistaken, co-owners cannot schedule scrims either.
 
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Originally posted by jk3312
Read the OP.... I stated making gms use own flex as an option for this. I do co-own teams, but unless Im mistaken, co-owners cannot schedule scrims either.


Co owners can indeed schedule scrims....EXCEPT THE FREE ONE
 
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Originally posted by Alky
Just an example of why this would be good, especially now that there are instant scrims.

Lets say on my team that I was the D-COORD. I log on and change a few things and move a few of my D lineman around and want to see how my changes did. I can go ahead and quickly setup 4 instant scrims against the same team and see what the overall outcome was and how my new tactics and DC changes worked out. I could run 2 scrims 1 way and 2 scrims the other and see what worked best. I would have quick info at my fingertips.

You never know when people are going to log in so instead of having to wait and guess I could just make it happen.


 
jk3312
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Originally posted by DTRAIN
Co owners can indeed schedule scrims....EXCEPT THE FREE ONE


Thanks for the correction, I see that now.

But that still doesnt effect (affect, i get confused ) the OP
 
TaySC
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Don't like this idea at all.

There is a reason a team has an owner and that the owner can set a co-owner (which should be mutual ownership of sorts), but 2 people are plenty.


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