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The National Collegiate Fantasy Football League (NCFF) is expanding for 2018! NCFF is a truly unique fantasy football league that provides a challenge unlike anything else, along with a great community of truly dedicated coaches.  Drawing parallels from college football, eligible players are...

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We've recently had a few openings become available.  If you are looking for something new to try, the NCFF might just be it. http://www61.myfantasyleague.com/2017/home/30990 ncff.commish@gmail.com

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A Draft Day reminder that the NCFF still has one Major opening ($50) for 2017. ncff.commish at gmail http://www61.myfantasyleague.com/2017/home/30990

The NCFF has one opening for Major Football ($50 entry fee) and one opening for Minor Football ($25). ncff.commish@gmail.com

The NCFF has one opening for Major Football.  Entry fee is $50.

Last year's NCFF National Champion took over a team in a dispersal draft; the National Runner-Up was an expansion team. New coaches in this league can be positioned for success.  We have one $50 opening.

Want to know why to join?  Go to Twitter and search for #WhyIPlayNCFF  See what the many coaches have to say. There are still spots available. ncff.commish at gmail

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Two spots open. ncff.commish (at) gmail

Only four or five spots remain for the 2017 season.

I agree with all of the MFL love.  One of my leagues wanted a free site, and we have used Fleaflicker.com for years for that league.

Our coaches have approved a plan for NCFF Expansion in 2017. We are looking for coaches who are looking for a unique fantasy football challenge to join our group. Our MFL site has been rolled forward for 2017 ( http://www61.myfantasyleague.com/2017/home/30990 ). Here's the basic premise: NFL...

The NCFF is expecting to have a few openings for both Major ($50 entry fee) and Minor ($25) teams. We have plans to expand to add new teams this year, too. The league is designed to mimic college football. We do this by only using young NFL players (NFL rookies are freshmen in our league...