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    Rosters: Starting Lineups Consist of 9 Players

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    This document summarizes the rules and structure of a fantasy football league. It outlines that there are 17 roster spots total, with 9 starters. League dues are $25 with $20 going to the prize pool and $5 for food. Prize payouts are outlined for the regular season and playoffs. Draft order is determined by a lottery system based on prior season finish. The draft will be held on the third Saturday of August each year with 2 keeper rounds and 15 total rounds. Scoring rules are provided for offensive and defensive stats. The commissioner is identified as Mike Pahl.

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    This document summarizes the rules and structure of a fantasy football league. It outlines that there are 17 roster spots total, with 9 starters. League dues are $25 with $20 going to the prize pool and $5 for food. Prize payouts are outlined for the regular season and playoffs. Draft order is determined by a lottery system based on prior season finish. The draft will be held on the third Saturday of August each year with 2 keeper rounds and 15 total rounds. Scoring rules are provided for offensive and defensive stats. The commissioner is identified as Mike Pahl.

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    This document summarizes the rules and structure of a fantasy football league. It outlines that there are 17 roster spots total, with 9 starters. League dues are $25 with $20 going to the prize pool and $5 for food. Prize payouts are outlined for the regular season and playoffs. Draft order is determined by a lottery system based on prior season finish. The draft will be held on the third Saturday of August each year with 2 keeper rounds and 15 total rounds. Scoring rules are provided for offensive and defensive stats. The commissioner is identified as Mike Pahl.

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    Rosters: Starting Lineups Consist of 9 Players

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    This document summarizes the rules and structure of a fantasy football league. It outlines that there are 17 roster spots total, with 9 starters. League dues are $25 with $20 going to the prize pool and $5 for food. Prize payouts are outlined for the regular season and playoffs. Draft order is determined by a lottery system based on prior season finish. The draft will be held on the third Saturday of August each year with 2 keeper rounds and 15 total rounds. Scoring rules are provided for offensive and defensive stats. The commissioner is identified as Mike Pahl.

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    Rosters

    Regular roster positions – 17 (9 Starters & 8 Bench)

    Starting lineups consist of 9 players


    QB 1
    RB 2
    WR 2
    WR/TE 1
    TE 1
    K 1
    D 1

    League Dues and Prize Payouts


    Initial fee of $25. $20 will be contributed to prize pool. $5 will cover the cost of food. Any left
    over money from food money will be distributed equally among weekly high scores.

    League Dues are due the day of the draft! If you do not bring money to the draft we will wait for
    you to run back to Farmington to get money. If you don’t pay your dues you can’t draft a team.

    Fantasy Bowl Winner $50


    Fantasy Bowl Loser $25
    1st Half Best Record $20
    2nd Half Best Record $20
    Longest Winning Streak $10
    Pro Bowl $10
    Weekly high score (1-13) $5/week

    Total: $200
    Draft
    How Draft Picks Are Determined
    We use a lottery system to determine draft pick order. Your lottery position is based on the prior
    season's results.
    Place Lottery Entries Cards
    10 7 (20%) A
    9 6 (17%) K
    8 5 (14.3%) Q
    7 4 (11.4%) J
    6 3 (8.6%) 10
    5 2 (5.7%) 9
    4 2 (5.7%) 8
    3 2 (5.7%) 7
    2 2 (5.7%) 6
    1 2 (5.7%) 5

    The draft positions for the following season will be determined at the Annual Owners Meeting.

    THE DRAFT

    Date
    The draft will be held on the third Saturday of August every year. We are willing
    to consider a different date if at the Annual Owners Meeting there are multiple
    owners with a conflict.

    Draft Procedure
    We will have 2 keeper rounds. At the start of the draft players will declare their keepers starting
    with the 1st pick. Players will declare all keepers when it is their turn.

    We will be drafting 15 rounds this year in serpentine fashion. Time limit is 3 minutes for each
    pick.
    Scoring
    Offense
    Completions .25
    Passing Yards (15 yards = 1 point)
    Passing Touchdowns 6
    Interceptions -2
    Rushing Yards .10 (10 yards = 1 point)
    Rushing Touchdowns 6
    Receptions .5
    Reception Yards .10 (10 yards = 1 point)
    Reception Touchdowns 6
    Kickoff and Punt Return Touchdowns 6
    2-Point Conversion 2
    Fumbles Lost -2
    Field Goals 0-19 Yards 3
    Field Goals 20-29 Yards 3
    Field Goals 30-39 Yards 3
    Field Goals 40-49 Yards 4
    Field Goals 50+ Yards 5
    PAT 1
    Defense
    Sack 1
    Interceptions 2
    Fumble Recovery 2
    Touchdown 6
    Safety 2
    Block Kick 3
    Kickoff and Punt Return Touchdown 6
    Points Allowed 0 Points 20
    Points Allowed 1-6 Points 10
    Points Allowed 7-13 Points 7
    Points Allowed 14-20 Points 4
    Points Allowed 21-27 Points 1
    Points Allowed 28-34 Points 0
    Points Allowed 35+ Points -4
    Commissioner

    Mike Pahl will be the commissioner on an ongoing basis unless the majority of owners choose to
    vote him out at the Annual Owners Meeting.

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