Fantasy college football that lasts all season
Snake-draft ten schools with your friends, then follow their real results from opening weekend through the playoff. Every win, upset, and postseason game can change your league standings.
How a league works
Draft night gives every coach a ten-team roster. The first eight rounds cover the major conferences, and the last two picks can come from anywhere in the FBS. Once a school is taken, it belongs to that coach for the season.
After the draft, there are no weekly matchups to set and no lineup decisions to make. Your schools earn points from their real games, and the league standings build from opening weekend through the College Football Playoff.
A week in one coach's season
Results from four of Maya's schools in an example week.
| Team | Result | Score | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Georgia | Win over Auburn | 31–17 | +10 |
| Kansas State | Unranked win over #18 Colorado | 27–24 | +15 |
| Navy | Close loss at Army | 21–24 | +2 |
| Iowa State | Blowout loss at TCU | 10–35 | -2 |
| Week total | +25 | ||
How teams score
A win is worth ten points. An unranked school that beats a ranked opponent earns fifteen in total. A dominant win can add two more, while a close loss can still earn two points and a blowout loss costs two.
Conference championships and playoff games carry their own bonuses, so the teams that keep playing can continue to change the standings through the end of the year. The complete scoring rules are always available inside each league.