This most likely needs a subscription to the site to view, but here's my 2013 Mid-American Conference (MAC) preview at Rotowire.com.
Link: http://www.rotowire.com/cfootball/showArticle.htm?id=18092
Showing posts with label fantasy college football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fantasy college football. Show all posts
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Thursday, July 23, 2009
Check Out Rotowire.com!
Please do check out Rotowire (http://www.rotowire.com) for fantasy sports and sports news updates. The site focuses on specific player updates from each of the four major sports, along with college football, college basketball, PGA golf, NASCAR, Tennis and Soccer. The site also offers articles and blogs pertinent to fantasy sports.
On a personal level, I will be contributing to Rotowire's college football coverage this season. I will be (and am, now that the season is approaching) contributing player updates for the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). I will also be contributing to the fantasy college football coverage on the site, once again with a focus on the ACC.
Note: You can find a link to site here and under the category marked "Websites I Currently Contribute To".
On a personal level, I will be contributing to Rotowire's college football coverage this season. I will be (and am, now that the season is approaching) contributing player updates for the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). I will also be contributing to the fantasy college football coverage on the site, once again with a focus on the ACC.
Note: You can find a link to site here and under the category marked "Websites I Currently Contribute To".
Friday, January 23, 2009
Website Review: Paper Sports.com
Fantasy sports is a multi-billion dollar annual business. Almost any major sports outlet (ESPN, Fox Sports, CBS Sports, etc.) has their hand in that pot.
Papersports.com is a new website that takes fantasy sports a slightly different direction. This is my review of the site, in some of what I think are the most important categories
1. Ease of Registration: A+
It is easy to register on the site, all you need is an email address and then you create a user name and a password. Those things are standard, but many of the bigger sites offer newsletters that you have to opt out of receiving if you don't want your inbox somewhat flooded on a weekly basis. Paper Sports has none of that email clutter.
2. Payment Options-B+
Papersports.com offers not only credit card options to fund your account, which is also standard, but if you have a PayPal account you can fund your account with that as well. I don't know of another site that offers PayPal as an option for payment.
3. Variety Of Games Available To Play-A
Fantasy college football is growing, and Papersports offers it. That could be a tremendous competitive advantage, as CBS Sports.com is the only site I am aware of that offers fantasy college football. MLB, NFL and NBA are also available on the site.
4. Customizable And Unique Options-A
Paper Sports allows the user to create tournaments with multiple team number options, where you can choose the buy-in amount, who to invite to participate, etc. Users can also join open tournaments. Users can also customize the duration of a tournament, to include making a tournament as short as one-day for baseball and basketball.
5. Odds Of Winning-B+
The site allows you to know how many people you are competing against and how much money you can win. Therefore, your odds of winning go up as opposed to the national contests the bigger sites offer.
Papersports.com is a new website that takes fantasy sports a slightly different direction. This is my review of the site, in some of what I think are the most important categories
1. Ease of Registration: A+
It is easy to register on the site, all you need is an email address and then you create a user name and a password. Those things are standard, but many of the bigger sites offer newsletters that you have to opt out of receiving if you don't want your inbox somewhat flooded on a weekly basis. Paper Sports has none of that email clutter.
2. Payment Options-B+
Papersports.com offers not only credit card options to fund your account, which is also standard, but if you have a PayPal account you can fund your account with that as well. I don't know of another site that offers PayPal as an option for payment.
3. Variety Of Games Available To Play-A
Fantasy college football is growing, and Papersports offers it. That could be a tremendous competitive advantage, as CBS Sports.com is the only site I am aware of that offers fantasy college football. MLB, NFL and NBA are also available on the site.
4. Customizable And Unique Options-A
Paper Sports allows the user to create tournaments with multiple team number options, where you can choose the buy-in amount, who to invite to participate, etc. Users can also join open tournaments. Users can also customize the duration of a tournament, to include making a tournament as short as one-day for baseball and basketball.
5. Odds Of Winning-B+
The site allows you to know how many people you are competing against and how much money you can win. Therefore, your odds of winning go up as opposed to the national contests the bigger sites offer.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Rotowire ACC Start/Bench
Here's this week's ACC Start/Bench recommendation piece, as featured on www.rotowire.com.
http://www.rotowire.com/cfootball/features/WeeklyPreview_ACC.htm
http://www.rotowire.com/cfootball/features/WeeklyPreview_ACC.htm
Friday, October 24, 2008
This is this week's version of a piece I've been writing every week this college football season for Rotowire.com. It's a fantasy college football piece, in the form of a Start/Bench recommendation for the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC).
http://www.rotowire.com/cfootball/features/WeeklyPreview_ACC.htm
http://www.rotowire.com/cfootball/features/WeeklyPreview_ACC.htm
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- Brad Berreman
- I am a sportswriter based in Minnesota, and I contribute currently to a few sports related websites. I intend to use this blog to create visibility for my work.
