Need an ON-Line FFL service\site suggestion...

[CellarDweller]

Our leage has been a pen & paper group for years, last year we posted stats on line. But all the stats were still gathered by hand by our Commish. This year we want to purchase a service or use a site that hosts leagues. We know that most sites allow for you to customize settings, a very important feature. But the biggest hurdle for us will be the draft. We do NOT want to draft on-line. It is/has been our tradition to gather together drink beer, and make fun of everyone's selections. Its a great time, and helps set the tone for the season. So my question is:

Is there a site/service that allows on off-line draft, then will allow a commish to plug in rosters?

Thanks.

[mig28]

I had the same circumstance a month ago, CD, and posted essentially the same question.
Fanball.com was one of the responses I got, and ultimately what I went with. Everything, including roster, can be programmed by the commish. Additionally, it's got real-time scoring, message boards, and live chat. Fanball offers a free trial for the service, and the cost is quite reasonable if you decide to stay with them. My owners seem very pleased so far.

[CellarDweller]

Thanks, I'll check into FANBALL.COM today.
Is the cost reasonable, for what you get?
Thanks,
-CD-

[SeaWolf]

I like http://www.myfantasyleague.com and also a coworker uses http://www.rtsports.com

CBS Sportsline is fine except it's expensive.

Good luck

[Guest]

Fanball is very cheap...about $60 bucks...much cheaper than cbs sportsline...I've used both...cbs is a little more robust, but not really worth the extra money.

[Toro]

We use the http://www.MyFantasyleague.com and have been very happy. I have started to set up some of my 2004 leagues if you want to see a sample.

http://www.MyNFFL.com I also offer to run leagues for people and negotiate offline. mailto:webmaster@MyNFFL.com

[ajgnydc722]

Why not just use Yahoo? You can plug in rosters with it, it's free, and it's probably one of the most popular sites for fantasy all around.

[Bottled Aggression]

We have used RTSports.com for a few years. It is fairly inexpensive and keeps stats/standings, etc. from previous years.

It has news, top players lists by position or all players together, with weekly stats for everyone. It also has a pretty good variety for differnet scoring.

I would recommend it. I think they may have a trial... check it out.

[bigdog86]

I agree, www.[url]myfantasyleagues.com[/url] is the best place I have used. CBS stinks as far as Drafting and searching for players during the draft. Just my opinion and what we ( http://www.fantasysportsguys.com) use for all leagues.

[nebbie2004]

Why not just use Yahoo? You can plug in rosters with it, it's free, and it's probably one of the most popular sites for fantasy all around.

I have to totally agree.