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Welcome to The
CFFL! The CFFL
promises to deliver a new 'twist' to watching College Football. Winners get not only
Prizes from the CFFL, but the most precious reward for College Football
Fan(atic)s! You get to strut for the competition when they see the impact some of the guys you
selected are having. Especially those you took as 'reaches' who are now lighting up the
scoreboard! Plus, it gives us all another reason to shop for football magazines and
visit
web sites that talk College football! Can it get any better? Sign up now and start
planning your Draft list. Remember, join along with friends and you can be slotted into the
same division, for Head-to-Head competition all season long. (Or join with three
other
teams, and Play for Free! See below.)
See below for specific
information on League Play.
Draft -- NOTE 2003 Season
Additions to Drafting options!
Rules -- NOTE
2002 Season
Additions to Scoring options!
League Overview
League Structure -- NOTE 2003 Season
Additions to League options!
Cost
The Draft
Teams are drafted by
two methods -- standard List-based Draft or 'live' message board-based
Draft. (Each Division selects their style of Drafting.)
Standard
(list-based) Draft
Team Owners submit a Draft List (players you wish
to Draft, by position, with players ranked by value) to The CFFL, and our computer runs a
Draft for your Division. The Draft for the 2003 season begins one week
after your Division is filled. [First Drafts scheduled for weekend of July
22nd; additional Drafts held throughout the summer.] Rosters will be
posted as soon as processed by The CFFL.
'Live'
(message board-based) Draft
Through our affiliates at ffWarroom.com, you can have your league
participate in a 'live' online Draft, through their message-board Draft
service. And, best, it is a Free option for CFFL.com team
owners!
New Owners can Draft a New team (in the next Draft following their Registration), or pick
up an un-owned team from an existing Division (select a ready- made team that
is not yet owned; the Roster can be modified through Free Agents-- non-drafted or Waived
players-- and Trades with other teams' Coaches.)
(See Rule Book for full
details on the Draft process.)
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The Online Rule Book details the Rules and
Guidelines necessary for 2003 League Play. Anything not covered by these
Rules will be decided upon by Commissioner.
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League
Types (*New for 2003)
Full Div
I-A Leagues
This is the Classic format for CFFL.com, originators of College Fantasy
Football Leagues online. Each team drafts a roster of Players from
across Div I-A teams. Team owners complete an 11-game schedule
against other coaches in their Conference. During the first 8 weeks of the Season all teams
compete in Head-to-Head competition as well as Overall Points competition. The records in
the Head-to-Head competition determine the teams qualifying for Playoffs (and eventually,
Bowl Game). Teams advancing to Playoffs continue head-to-head play
in weeks 9-11, as well as Overall Points competition; teams that do not
qualify for Playoffs continue Overall Points competition only in weeks
9-11. Bowl game victor is Conference's head-to-head
champion; Overall Points competition determines the Conference Points
champion for the
Season. (See Rules for complete details.) The CFFL will post links to the 2003 schedule
and rosters for all Div IA teams (see team pages) for Owners to use in planning Rosters around 'Bye' weeks,
schedule strength of opponents, etc.
*BCS
Conferences-Only Leagues (*New for 2003)
Owners Draft from teams in the six BCS Conferences, only. (BCS
Conferences are: Big XII, Big T(elev)en, SEC, ACC, Big East,
PAC-10.) BCS-only leagues make for increased challenge in drafting
quality depth Players, an attractive option for many Fantasy Football
players. Remaining rules set to default as those for original
(all I-A) league type.
*Pick-the-Conferences
Leagues (*New for 2003)
For Private leagues, CFFL.com offers team owners the option of selecting
the Conferences they wish to include in their competition. Owners
brought in by the Private League originator (and/or additional teams
brought in by CFFL.com, as arranged at the initiation of the Private
League) Draft from teams in the selected Conferences, only.
Pick-the-Conference(s)-leagues allow fantasy players to focus their season
of Fantasy Football on their favorite Conference(s), making for increased
challenge and added fun for avid fans of those
Conferences. Remaining rules set to default as those for
original (all I-A) league type.
Overview of The CFFL
Want to manage a team of your
favorite All-American college players through this year's run for Bowl
bids and Conference titles? Have a feeling who'll put up Heisman-type
numbers this season? Have a knack for knowing who will perform well,
and when?
Just want the chance to get into the action?
Then College
Fantasy Football is for YOU!
You select a
team of players at
eight
positions each week to compete in College Fantasy football action
with other coaches at the The CFFL. How your Players fare in that week's college football action determines how
You do in your College Fantasy Football competition-- if They
score, You score; if their kicking game is
on, you benefit; if They
dominate on defense, your team racks up the points.
Choose from all Div IA football rosters to generate your
Draft Board. (Or, start a specialized League with only certain
Conferences particiapting -- BCS-only Leagues, Pick-the-Conferences leagues New
for 2003.) Then choose from your full Roster each week when
selecting your Starters for that week's games.
The CFFL promises to deliver a new
'twist'
to watching College Football. Every fan of college football has developed their list
of favorite teams and those teams they hope lose every game, every year! Now, you can
draft players from your favorite teams and have twice the reason to root for them. Or,
Draft one from a hated team so you at least have something to be happy about when that
team doesn't lose that week! Winners get not only Prizes from the CFFL, but the most
precious reward for College Football Fan(atic)s! You get to strut for the competition
when they see the impact some of the guys you selected are having. Especially those you
took as 'reaches' that are now lighting up the scoreboard! Plus, it gives us all another
reason to shop for football magazines and visit web sites that talk about College
football! Can it get any Better? Sign up now and start planning your Draft list.
Remember, join along with friends and you can be slotted into the same division, for
Head-to-Head competition all season long. (Or join with three other teams, and Play for
Free! See below.)
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The cost for playing the
2003 season of
College Fantasy Football League and competing for Prizes (as well as the ability to taunt
your opponents when your team of 'No-Names' beats their team loaded with 'All-Americans'!)
is $29.95. (Early registration secures the lower Registration fee of $24.95.)
This cost includes all scoring of your team and Head-to-Head play, weekly reports of your
standings and that of other teams in your Division (as well as updates from around The
CFFL), and stories from around the country about college football teams and players.
NEW FOR 2002 -- CFFL.com Picks up the tab for Your Subscription to
FantasyGMs.com Information Service. We Pay the subscription price
for each paid Team Owner. Our Thanks for your choosing CFFL.com
College leagues for your Fantasy Football service.
In addition, to the above, you are eligible for Prizes. Best Overall Points in each Conference, Best
Overall Points League-Wide, and Division Champions (Bowl Game winners) receive Prizes from
The CFFL. (Type and amount of Prize is dependent upon number of registered
players in the CFFL each season.) All the fun of fantasy
football and College football, and a
handful of Prizes, too!
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New
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