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1. UFFL I - None

2. UFFL II - None

3. UFFL III - None

4. UFFL IV - None

5. UFFL V - None

6. UFFL VI - None

7. Survivor - None

Contact the Commish @ Torreano@aol.com if you are interested in becoming an owner of any of the above teams.

2007 Champions

Brian Thorne
UFFL Champion

Robo Watson
UFFL II Champion

Brian Prescott
UFFL III Champion

Dave Obstgarten
UFFL IV Champion

Larry Stier
UFFL V Champion

Jennifer Bromberek
UFFL Survivor Champion

Mark Moyer
LOC Champion

Jacopo Caiti
LOC Qual #1 Champion

Dave Torreano
LOC Qual #2 Champion

2007 UFFL Ultimate Champion

Larry Stier
Long Shot (UFFL V)

Welcome

The Ultimate Fantasy Football Leagues are some of the most fun, competitive, and enduring online fantasy football leagues around. The first UFFL league started in 1995 and has since expanded to seven leagues.
UFFL leagues consist of Redraft, Keeper, Dynasty, Standard Draft, Auction, IDP, and Survivor type leagues.
All of the leagues consist of 12 teams and feature head to head play with the playoffs starting in week 14, high performance scoring (ppr), and live scoring. UFFL leagues are hosted by MyFantasyLeague.com, the best fantasy football management site on the Internet. Whether you're a first time owner or a veteran of the game, UFFL has a league for you.
Check out the leagues below and best of luck in 2008!

Sincerely,

Dave "Commish" Torreano

League Commissioner

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2008 UFFL Leagues

Ultimate Fantasy Football League I League Info \| Rules \| Auction \| Keeper	Ultimate Fantasy Football League II League Info \| Rules \| Standard \| Redraft
Ultimate Fantasy Football League III League Info \| Rules \| Standard \| Redraft	Ultimate Fantasy Football League IV League Info \| Rules \| Standard \| Keeper
Ultimate Fantasy Football League V League Info \| Rules \| IDP \| Dynasty	Ultimate Fantasy Football League VI League Info \| Rules \| Auction \| Dynasty
Survivor Challenge / Draft Masters League Info \| Rules \| Standard \| Survivor	League of Champions League Info \| Rules \| Auction \| Redraft
LOC Qualifier #1 League Info \| Rules \| Standard \| Redraft	LOC Qualifier #4 League Info \| Rules \| Standard \| Redraft

Descriptions for Fantasy Football Leagues

Standard Draft Leagues: Standard draft leagues are the most popular and generally begin with teams selecting all their players in a serpentine style draft. Owners then set their lineups each week based on the number of players per position allowed by league rules.

Auction Leagues: In Auction Leagues, owners are given a predetermined amount of money to bid on players to fill their roster. Players are nominated and owners may bid on any player he likes but if an owner overspends on one player, the rest of his roster might suffer because he does not have enough remaining cash to fill other positions with quality players. Going once ... Going twice ... Sold!

Dynasty Leagues: Dynasty leagues are for the serious fantasy football owner and require a commitment over multiple seasons. After the initial draft in a dynasty league's inaugural season, players remain on the same roster from one season to the next unless they are traded or released. Each year after the initial season, a draft is held for rookies and free agents only, so fantasy owners must be more in tune to the talent in college than an owner in a standard draft league. This type of league also allows owners a more realistic experience managing a franchise as they must take into consideration how each transaction affects the future of their franchise.

Redraft Leagues: 18 round fantasy draft every year. If you enjoy drafting an entire team from scratch each year, then choose a Redraft League.

Keeper Leagues: Keeper Leagues are the perfect mix between Dynasty and Redraft Leagues. The first year you have an 18 round draft. Each subsequent year you keep up to four players. You�ll be able to keep your best players while still enjoying an Auction or Draft. This format creates a lot of trading. If you want the realism of a Dynasty League while still enjoying a large draft each year, then Keeper Leagues are for you.

Survivor Leagues: Survivor Leagues can utilize any type of draft, however, they usually use a standard or auction type. Systems of scoring can vary as well, but what makes a survivor league unique is that the team scoring the least amount of points in a particular week is eliminated for the remainder of the season. So in essence, on a weekly basis all a fantasy owner needs to do is avoid having the lowest score of all teams in the league. Of course, as the as the weeks go by and the number of teams drop, it becomes increasingly difficult to do just that. The last team remaining after all others have been booted is the survivor and is crowned league champion.

IDP Leagues: This type of league utilizes defensive players on an individual basis rather than as a defensive unit, which is common among most other types of leagues. The additional players and positions to fill require owners in an IDP league to do a lot more research to determine which defensive players to draft, and when.