Evilgrin 72
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For example, if your league is 1 pt per 10 yards receiving and your RB gets 17 receiving yards, do you get 1.7 points for this, or simply 1 point?
Join my league. It took me 6 years of begging for 1 pt/10 yds rush/rec to get them to lower it from 1 pt/25 yds to 1 pt/20 yds. Still playing with 1 pt/50 yds passingThe only argument for full points is, "Ummm, well, this is the way we've always done it."And it's a dumb argument.
The only argument for full points is, "Ummm, well, this is the way we've always done it."And it's a dumb argument.
2 of my leagues do not use fractional scoring and we usually have 1 tie a year.need to go with fractional just to reduce the chance of ties alone. I do this in all leagues but one.I do have one league were the scoring is pretty complex, prr and tons of bonuses etc, and in 12 years we have only had one tie game.
Leave the league thenJoin my league. It took me 6 years of begging for 1 pt/10 yds rush/rec to get them to lower it from 1 pt/25 yds to 1 pt/20 yds. Still playing with 1 pt/50 yds passingThe only argument for full points is, "Ummm, well, this is the way we've always done it."And it's a dumb argument.
The only argument for full points is, "Ummm, well, this is the way we've always done it."And it's a dumb argument.It seems goofy to reward a guy for getting 10 yards but give him nothing for 9 yards. Fractional scoring rewards all performances and helps eliminate arbitrary cutoffs.
Nah... bunch of old friends - almost all original owners for 10 years, plus it's pretty high stakes.Leave the league thenJoin my league. It took me 6 years of begging for 1 pt/10 yds rush/rec to get them to lower it from 1 pt/25 yds to 1 pt/20 yds. Still playing with 1 pt/50 yds passingThe only argument for full points is, "Ummm, well, this is the way we've always done it."And it's a dumb argument.
And once that is accomplished, we can stop rewarding players 60x as much for getting the last yard on the field, compared to all the other yards.The only argument for full points is, "Ummm, well, this is the way we've always done it."
And it's a dumb argument.It seems goofy to reward a guy for getting 10 yards but give him nothing for 9 yards. Fractional scoring rewards all performances and helps eliminate arbitrary cutoffs.
Yeah, it's usually stubborn owners that fear change without actually considering what the change might mean.The very first league I was in, round '93 or so, expanded from 10 guys into 48 guys in 4 seperate leagues, champs played each other, huge payout for a $100 entry fee. It was with a bunch of my high school buddies, and was very well run. But the scoring was absurd, with huge points for long TD plays, making yardage virtually worthless. If you had a couple long TD's, you easily outscored some guy whose team did better overall. I won the league twice, but one was pure luck, and as time went on, it became apparent that the scoring was out of whack. No one ever wanted to change it, and I left the league. I don't miss it at all.Fantasy football is still being tweaked, there are great changes being made annually. It's a good thing not all changes are fought that strongly, otherwise there'd still be commissioners sitting there on Monday with a calculator and a copy of USA Today.Join my league. It took me 6 years of begging for 1 pt/10 yds rush/rec to get them to lower it from 1 pt/25 yds to 1 pt/20 yds. Still playing with 1 pt/50 yds passingThe only argument for full points is, "Ummm, well, this is the way we've always done it."And it's a dumb argument.
Great question, 'Grin...I started my dynasty leagues w/a cross section of rules I liked from 3 different leagues I played in early in my FF daysFor example, if your league is 1 pt per 10 yards receiving and your RB gets 17 receiving yards, do you get 1.7 points for this, or simply 1 point?
I don't get the rationale of this at all. Who cares if the score of the game is 30-25 or 130-125?The commish doesn't want to see the games turn into 125-100 slugfests (altough I set scoring record last yr w/5--100+ point games!), so we rarely see more than 6 points or so for production from a player...
Godsbrother said:I don't get the rationale of this at all. Who cares if the score of the game is 30-25 or 130-125?The commish doesn't want to see the games turn into 125-100 slugfests (altough I set scoring record last yr w/5--100+ point games!), so we rarely see more than 6 points or so for production from a player...
I'd be interested to know what process you use. Historical info?I'm not pushing for change because I (alone, I believe) have figured out how to alter the projections in order to truly realize the impact of RB's receiving yards. If an RB catches 2 passes for 18 yards each and every game of the season, he will finish with 32 receptions for 288 yards. The unsavvy will simply mark this as 14 points in his projections, while I realize that the actual value of those receiving yards is 0. Figuring out how to account for that means your projections will be far more accurate (namely a player like Rudi Johnson and a player like Frank Gore will have far less distance between them in our scoring format than in most others, even non-PPR leagues.)
Great idea to fractionalize the FG's. I've played for six years and never heard or thought of thatbut it makes great sense. I've used fractional in all my self commissioned leagues and feel the need to educate other leagues/commissioners of the benefits of fractional points including the value as a way to prevent ties.FWIW, both WCOFF and NFFC use fractional scoring for yardage AND FG (over thirty yards)
I hope this was a joke???Fractional scoring makes me mad. QB's get those cheap TD's - you know the kind, when the nose of the ball at the LOS is about one centimeter from the goal line - then they sneak it across and not only do they get credit for the 6 points, but they get credit for one yard rushing! WTF is that? A yard is three feet, not one centimeter! Now the clown gets 6.1 points instead of 6 for one lousy centimeter?!?!?!
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It's H.K.. What else could it be?I hope this was a joke???Fractional scoring makes me mad. QB's get those cheap TD's - you know the kind, when the nose of the ball at the LOS is about one centimeter from the goal line - then they sneak it across and not only do they get credit for the 6 points, but they get credit for one yard rushing! WTF is that? A yard is three feet, not one centimeter! Now the clown gets 6.1 points instead of 6 for one lousy centimeter?!?!?!
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:X radballs, you complete me.radballs said:It's H.K.. What else could it be?I hope this was a joke???Fractional scoring makes me mad. QB's get those cheap TD's - you know the kind, when the nose of the ball at the LOS is about one centimeter from the goal line - then they sneak it across and not only do they get credit for the 6 points, but they get credit for one yard rushing! WTF is that? A yard is three feet, not one centimeter! Now the clown gets 6.1 points instead of 6 for one lousy centimeter?!?!?!
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