Rules of the Game
There are a LOT of reasons why Fantasy Football shouldn't work in the collegiate level.
We re-wrote the rules.
Gameplay
1. Create or Join a League
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2. League creator decides which conferences are draftable for the league. Pick as many, or as few, as you want!
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For example - in our BETA league, we only allowed drafting from BIG12 and SEC.
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3. Draft POSITIONS. Not players.
Available positions to draft from each school are:
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QUARTERBACK
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RUSHING
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RECEIVING
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DEFENSE/SPECIAL TEAMS
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KICKING
Each player will draft 12 Positions (@school) and play 5 (1 for each spot) each week. ​
EXAMPLE TEAM:
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QUARTERBACK -- Ole Miss
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RUSHING -- UCF
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RECEIVING -- Colorado
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DEFENSE/ST -- BYU
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KICKING - Florida
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What happens if my QB gets injured?
You did not draft a QB. You drafted a position.
If your QB gets hurt mid game, and the backup comes in.. you get their points too.
Don't know any of the WR's in the conference? Doesn't matter.
Quarterback at Baylor scrambled for a 75 yard TD, but you selected Baylor "rushing"? You get those points, too. He ran, right?​ Rushing is rushing!
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Points Calculations - Includes BIG PLAY bonuses!
Problems with traditional college fantasy football...
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Player variability (large rosters, inconsistent roles)
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Player turnover (graduation, transfer portal, NIL, NFL draft)
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Depth charts (limited transparency)
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Inconsistent schedules
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Unequal competition levels
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Injuries and Redshirting
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Too many teams (> 130 FBS teams)
How Position Picks solved the problem...
Pick Positions, not players.
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League creator selects participating conferences.
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Join the Waitlist and we'll see you at kickoff!
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