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We're glad to welcome another NFBC tag team to our football event as the team of Mark Lally and Daryl Williams have signed up to compete in the NFFC main event at the Flamingo Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Mark is from Clovis, California and will make the trip over to Sin City to join us for the gridiron contest. Thanks for trusting in us again, guys. Best of luck in the hunt for the $200,000 grand prize and welcome to our growing NFFC family.

Looking forward to it...but need a better football start than baseball...cannae draft two guys 1 and 2 that are still on dl....it makes it difficult to compete.....such is life good luck all
Mark

Let's give it up for another entry that came in today. The tag team of Marc Quitsch and Eddy Betancourt of Staten Island, New York have signed up for the NFFC's main event at the New York Hilton on Sept. 4th. Both guys are new entrants to our high stakes model, so we appreciate their loyalty to us. Welcome to the growing NFFC family, Marc and Eddy, and best of luck in the hunt for the $200,000 grand prize.

Thanks for the welcome Greg. Eddy and I are eager to have a shot at such a major prize @ $200,000.00...We play every Fantasy Sport, but Fantasy Football is by far, the best.

P.S...In your rules and regualtions section, before you finalize your registration, it has September 14th down as the draft day for the NFFC Championship. Some people may get confused by the misprint since the draft day is September 4th.

Marc

Originally posted by Dyv:
Finally, I think Greg's rules are better. They allow for more value to the QB position and with a 14 team league EVERYTHING will have value. It's not like in the WCOFF where you need powerful RB or you're screwed. In this contest, you can get out of the draft from any position with a good team and the best managers will be the ones who can identify the VALUE at each position. As a matter of fact, I think picking #1 is a crappy spot in this contest.
I do like the NFFC rules. The 11 week WCOFF regular season is too short to make up for a bad start. You can be done the first month. As you do, I like the deeper league because it favors the better prepared. Last, I like saving the travel expense. I've almost convinced my self even though I've booked travel and hotel (free miles flight so I only have to pay the fee to return the miles to my account). Hmm, maybe Greg would reimburse my out of pocket if I commit

Thanks Marc, we'll make that correction. Glad to have you guys on board.

Jersey Paul, we'd love to push you over to our side of the fence. Any bribes, political kickbacks or just plain butt kissing must be directed to [email protected]. Let's save you some travel expense and get you signed up for the NFFC! Contact me today.

Okay, now we're REALLY getting serious here with the signups. Paul Sidikman of Livingston, NJ -- better known as Jersey Paul -- just signed up for all three events in New York, claiming a spot in the NFFC main draft at the New York Hilton on Saturday, Sept. 4th, and spots in the Draft Masters League and the Auction League on Friday, Sept. 3rd. Now that's getting your fill of fantasy football. :rolleyes: Paul is new to our high stakes contests but has been a WCOFF participant the last two years, so we're glad to have a serious player like him with us. Welcome to the growing NFFC family, Jersey Paul, and best of luck in the hunt for the $200,000 grand prize. Oh, and don't worry about that big credit card charge as we won't process this until Aug. 1st!

[ April 30, 2004, 11:13 AM: Message edited by: Greg Ambrosius ]

It's a good way to start out a new week as Randall Barbour of Baltimore, Maryland has signed up for the NFFC main event. Instead of heading north for the draft, however, Barbour is flying out to Las Vegas to compete in the NFFC at the Flamingo Hotel & Casino. I don't blame you Randall. Anyway, welcome to our growing NFFC family and to our slate of high stakes contests, and best of luck in the hunt for the $200,000 grand prize.

Mr. Bill has made it official as Bill Ezzell is going to Las Vegas three different times this year to draft in three different high stakes games! Wow, we're honored to have him in our contest/event. Anyway, Bill is serious as he has signed up for all three events in Las Vegas. The Bedford, Texas native will team up with co-manager Jared Chasteen in the NFFC main event on Saturday, Sept. 4th at the Flamingo Hotel & Casino, and will play two on Friday, Sept. 3rd as he competes in the Draft Masters League and the Auction League. Bill, welcome to our growing NFFC family and best of luck in the hunt for the $200,000 grand prize and the $4,000 league prizes in the two other events. We're glad to have you as part of our team.

Hi Jersey Paul, I am glad to see that you are going to compete in this event, are you going to do draftmaster or auction league, I want to meet you in person and buy you a beer.

Later, Bill Ezzell