Regulations and innovations
By Nicholas Minnix | Categories: Finger Nickin' Good
Fantasy baseball leagues - all fantasy sports leagues - are evolving, and much begins with the rules
NCAA Bracket Breakdown 2011: West
By KFFL Staff | Categories: NFL
The West Region has some squads at the top with elite talent, but Duke is likely to be viewed as a favorite based on their title in 2010. #2 San Diego State has no real history of tournament success, while #4 Texas is entering the tournament on a lull after looking like a #1 seed [...]
Moving up into the Front Office
By KFFL Staff | Categories: Fantasy Baseball
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NCAA Tournament Bracket Breakdown: Southeast
By KFFL Staff | Categories: NFL
The Southeast Regional is the weakest in terms of top contenders. In fact, when I look at Ken Pomeroy’s rankings of the teams versus the seeds assigned, none of the top 8 seeds in this region were one of the top two teams at a particular seed. That’s pretty hard to do. I wonder if BYU [...]
