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determining divisions (1 Viewer)
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The Kansas Comet
Footballguy
12 team league - we use draft spots. Division 1 - Teams 1, 4, 7, 10 Division 2 - Teams 2, 5, 8, 11 Division 3 - Teams 3, 6, 9, 12
numberSE7EN
Footballguy
My league we always have the same divisions. 6 of us are friends from high school and the other 6 are friends from college. Its really how every you want to do it.
-I guess you could just say, pick #1 in div 1, pick #2 in div 2, and so on...
-I guess you could just say, pick #1 in div 1, pick #2 in div 2, and so on...
fsufan
Footballguy
this is what I was thinking of doing but with 12 teams, 4 divisions.
The Kansas Comet
Footballguy
I like three divisions because we play a 14 week regular season, which allows us to play division rivals twice and every other team once.
Phil Elliott
Footballguy
Ten team redraft league. Top five finishers in one division and the bottom five finishers in the other division.
14 team league.
The winner of each division the year before gets to draft who they want in their division this year.
Last Year divisional winner w/ best record picks first and it is a snake style draft.
This is great because it gets the ##### talking pumped to the next level.
enjoy
The winner of each division the year before gets to draft who they want in their division this year.
Last Year divisional winner w/ best record picks first and it is a snake style draft.
This is great because it gets the ##### talking pumped to the next level.
enjoy
Pittsburgh United
Footballguy
I deal out 12 cards from a deck: A-4, 5-8, 9-Q.
GregR_2
Footballguy
In my early leagues I ran we did them randomly.
But in more recent years, I vastly favor using existing rivalries if at all possible. For example, in my dynasty league, 5 of us have college connections, another 4 have a different set of college connections, and the remaining 3 are a former coworker and a couple of friends from the net. So I set up three divisions of 4 with the two different groups in their own division, and myself and the remaining 3 in the other. I've gotten great feedback from them all on doing it this way. Another benefit is since those guys tend to talk with each other the most, it is extra incentive to go talk to others about trades since they are in division rivals.
But in more recent years, I vastly favor using existing rivalries if at all possible. For example, in my dynasty league, 5 of us have college connections, another 4 have a different set of college connections, and the remaining 3 are a former coworker and a couple of friends from the net. So I set up three divisions of 4 with the two different groups in their own division, and myself and the remaining 3 in the other. I've gotten great feedback from them all on doing it this way. Another benefit is since those guys tend to talk with each other the most, it is extra incentive to go talk to others about trades since they are in division rivals.
fsufan
Footballguy
we will have 13 games and 4 divisions will allow playing each division opponent 2 times and the other team once
fsufan
Footballguy
was going to set up where the 4 division winners make the playoffs and the next 2 teams with best record make it. how do you do the schedule with one division of 12? you will play 2 teams twice and the others once, 13 games
roadkill1292
Footballguy
My 16-teamer holds a draft for divisions with four different owners picking each year. Generally keeps the rivalries together while mixing things up nicely, too. Makes for mucho trash talking on the message board while the draft is in process. Good way to get things started.
