FANTASY SPORTS

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FANTASY SPORTS FOOTBALL

• Learning Target
• I can define Fantasy Sports
• I can apply the rules of the FFFL by competing in
  the FFFL competition without being penalized.

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What is FANTASY SPORTS?

• Allows fans to enjoy sports on an interactive
  level.

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Who is in charge in fantasy sports?

• You are in control.
• You, as a team owner, become the teams General
  Manager and assume all the decision making roles.

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F.F.B.L 2014 FANTASY FOOTBALL

• Step 1 Form a partnership
• Step 2 Name your team
• Logo and Mascot
• Step 3 Create your teams database
• Excel Spreadsheet
• Step 4 Conduct Research
• Step 5 F.F.B.L. 2014 Draft
• Player Research and Daily Operations (on going)

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Form a partnership

• Select a classmate to team-up with
• 1 or 2 people per team
• Each team member will assume the role of co-G.M.
• Current Roster, Drop/Add or Trade Players,
  Database and Weekly Stats Updates,

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How do I keep track of everything?

• Utilizing the tools within Microsoft Excel each
  team will create a Team Database
• Team Roster
• Calculate Team/Player Statistics
• Salary Cap Budgeting
• Daily operations (research and staying current)
• Yahoo Sports
• ESPN (watch or online)
• CBSSports.com

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DRAFT DAY

• Thursday, August 21st
• We will have 11 Rounds
• Each team will have 4-minutes to select their
  player
• Failure to select a player within the allotted
  time will result in skipping to the next team in
  the draft
• If your team is not present on Draft Day they
  will pick players from the Free Agent Pool.

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TEAM ROSTER

• Each team must have a roster consisting of the
  following position player the entire season
• 2 QB
• 2 RB
• 2 WR
• 2 TE
• 2 K
• 1 OPEN
• Failure to keep the roster at 11 players at
  anytime during the season will result in the
  lowering of team points.

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SALARY CAP

• Each team is allotted a salary cap in the amount
  of (To Be Determined) to be used on their roster.
• Teams maybe under the salary cap but at no time
  during the season should a team be over the
  salary cap.
• Failure to stay within the set salary cap will
  results in reduction of your teams points.

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WEEKLY STARTERS

• Prior to the start of each new NFL week every
  FFFL team must submit a Weekly Starter Sheet.
• Each week the owners must start the following
  position players
• 1 QB
• 1 RB
• 1 WR
• 1 TE
• 1 K

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OFFENSE SCORING

• Pts Value Passing  
• 1pt every 1yd gained
• 1pt every completion
• -5pts every Ints thrown
• 10pts every passing TD
• 2pts every passing XP
• Pts Value Rushing   
• 2pt every 1yd gained
• 10pts every rushing TD
• 2pts every rushing XP
• Pts Value Receiving  
• 2pt every 1yd gained
• 1pt every completion
• 10pts every receiving TD
• 2pts every receiving XP

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KICKING SCORING

• Kicking  
• every PAT kick made 1pt
• every PAT kick missed -10pts
• every FG 1-19 yds made 3pts
• every FG 20 - 29 yds made 5pts
• every FG 30 - 39 yds made 10pts
• every FG 40 - 49 yds made 15pts
• every FG 50 - 59 yds made 25pts
• every FG 60 made 50pts
• every FG missed -3pts

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FFFL WEEKLY RANKING

• Weekly Team Rank FFFL Points
• 1st 11pts
• 2nd 10pts
• 3rd 9pts
• 4th 8pts
• 5th 7pts
• 6th 6pts
• 7th 5pts
• 8th 4pts
• 9th 3pts
• 10th 2pts
• 11th 1pts

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FFFL PROJECT GRADE

• Class Participation
• Group Involvement
• Week-To-Week Improvements
• Staying Current
• Abiding by the FFFL Rules