Rules

Players
	1)	Players must be enrolled at a Division I school, and showing on their roster page.
	2)	MAIN: Positions will be defined by the using ESPN.com roster positions on respective team pages. Backup: If position/player not shown on Yahoo.com, please refer to school's website for position designation.
	3)	Pre-Season Transactions:
		a. Each team will have 4 'free' preseason add/drops that they can make after the draft is completed and prior to start of Week 1 of our fantasy season. DEADLINE: ALL pre-season transactions need to be completed by 2 a.m. November 11, 2011.
		b. Add/Drop Time Period: - Per normal fantasy league rules, there will be a time limit for reacquiring players. - Once you drop a player, you may not reacquire (pickup) that player until 24-hours has passed from time it was posted online. There will be a new column on transaction page to show when available for reacquire. - This is to allow all teams the opportunity to pick-up the player, if they so choose - similar to other fantasy sports waiver guidelines.
	4)	Mid-Season Transfer (Add/Drop):
		a. Each team will have 3 'free' mid-season add/drops that they can make ANYTIME during the regular season.
		b. Transactions are allowed on a "first come, first serve" basis - not by what rank your standings are.
		c. NOTE: each team only gets the 3 "free" transactions during the season - so choose wisely
		d. The "redshirt" (see #5) add/drop does NOT count against your 'free' add/drop.
		Add/Drop Time Period: - Per normal fantasy league rules, there will be a time limit for reacquiring players. - Once you drop a player, you may not reacquire (pickup) that player until 24-hours has passed from time it was posted online. There will be a new column on transaction page to show when available for reacquire. - This is to allow all teams the opportunity to pick-up the player, if they so choose - similar to other fantasy sports waiver guidelines.
	5)	Redshirt (Add/Drop):
		a. To be eligible to redshirt, or drop a player, the player must be out (either by injury or suspension) for 3 or more weeks in a row (or it has been reported that the player will miss at least 3 weeks of consecutive action) OR has been dismissed from the school. NOTE: Redshirt or Drop for these reason do NOT count against your allowed 3 moves during the season.
		b. IF player is redshirted, the player is ineligible for the rest of that season.
		c. After redshirting (or "dropping") a player, you may then bring (ADD) up a player from “JV” (add new player) to play.
		d. Each team will have two Redshirt slots.
		e. NOTE: You CAN keep both the redshirted and new player once the season is completed; however, you’ll need to make the choice of which player to keep in the current draft spot, then if you so choose and want to keep the 2nd player, you may, but it will cost you the highest draft available draft pick.
		Helpful Hints in Regards to the use of Redshirt and/or Drop: · Note: you have to drop/redshirt the injured player while they are allowed to be dropped, once the player comes back to action you cannot then drop them without it being counted against your allowed moves. · Reasons to Redshirt a Player, as opposed to simply dropping a player: o If it’s an underclassman and you want to keep open the option of retaining him for next year, you could redshirt your injured/transfer player · Reasons to Drop a Player, as opposed to simply redshirt a player: o If the player is a senior, there really is NO reason to redshirt him, as he would not be coming back o Although an underclassman, you may not want to use up one of your redshirts spots for that player, as you have no desire for them to return to your team
	6-A)	Trades (PRE-DRAFT):
		a. Must be agreed upon by both teams, with a confirmation e-mail from both parties involved sent to Commissioner. I. Can involve draft picks as well as current roster players II. Can be even up deals, 1-for-1, 2-for-2 II. If unbalanced, such as 2 players for 1 pick (or 1 player), it will be allowed provided that the team taking the 'extra' player is willing to place one of the players in their top available draft spots (simliar to Redshirt rule where you can keep both players). As no team can cover over the Roster size allowed. For Example: Team X trades Smith and Wesson to Team Y for Magnum. Team Y can accept the deal but either, Smith or Wesson, will be moved to Team Y's top available draft spot. Team Y would have choice of which player can take the spot to accept the trade. If trading for a draft pick, team receiving pick, can choose which draft spot he will occupy of the players (Smith/Wesson) dropped, more than likely the higher spot.
		b. Trade Deadline: All trades must be completed by end of last week of REGULAR season. Once the tournaments are over, you may start trading again prior to next season's draft.
	6-B)	Trades (POST-DRAFT):
		a. Must be agreed upon by both teams, with a confirmation e-mail from both parties involved sent to Commissioner. Trades must keep the roster requirements. (Must be even up deals, 1-for-1, 2-for-2, etc...)
		b. Trade Deadline: All trades must be completed by end of last week of REGULAR season. Once the tournaments are over, you may start trading again prior to next season's draft.
	7)	Transactions:
		ONLY Add/Drops/Redshirt for Injuries can be made once REGULAR season is completed-NO TRADES. (NOTE: once all tournament games are complete; ONLY trades can be made until after next season's draft)

Lineups
	1)	Team Roster Requirements consist of 13 “scholarship” players:
		There is NO requirement/minimums, however please note lineup requirements. You are required to meet your weekly lineup requirements set below.
	2)	Each week (Saturday-Friday) you’ll submit a 7-man lineup consisting of the following:
		a. 2-Guards
		b. 2-Forwards
		c. 1-Center
		d. 1-Freshman
		e. 1-Sixth Man (any position)
	3)	NOTE: If you don’t submit your lineup to me by Saturday 10 a.m of the week of action., the previous roster will be used.

Rankings Tiebreakers	1)	Head-2-Head Win/Loss Record (if tied go to #2)
	2)	Highest Scoring Average (if tied go to #3)
	3)	Head-2-Head Scoring Average

Draft
	1)	Draft order is decided by previous years FINAL regular season results.
	2)	Teams keep players who they either drafted or picked up from previous year.
	3)	You will draft for the vacant spots, based off players that are still eligible, i.e. still in college.
	4)	You will not draft in the round of an “active” player. Example: If you drafted Carmelo Anthony in the 1^st round
		and he stayed in school, next year you wouldn’t have a 1^st round selection, because he would be in the slot.
	5)	Mid-Season Transfer players replaced the draft position of the player they were picked up for.
	6)	After draft is completed, you would be able to “release a player from his scholarship” and “recruit a late signee”.
		NOTE: You will only be able to drop a MAXIMUM of 4 players! So choose wisely!
	7)	"Live" draft to be conducted in online chat room. If not able to attend draft, it's there obligation of the team owner
		to submit a detailed draft list to the commissioner and/or a contact phone number.
	8)	Time limit between picks will be 3 minutes, as to not slow down the draft process, ensuring it will finish in a timely
		manner for all parties involved. IF a pick is skipped, due to not being online, draft lists empty, or unavailable for
		contact via phone; the pick can be made up anytime during draft, as long as the player is still available.

League Participation
Based on:
	1)	Being a good sportsman
	2)	Keeping it a “friendly” competition
	3)	Plain just having fun!!!
	4)	Managing your team, if you’re going to use the same lineup each week, that’s fine, just make sure you’re
		“submitting” your lineup, not leaving it dormant.

Disclaimer: This site is not affiliated with the NCAA or any of its member schools; This is a privately-run, fantasy basketball league; Names and likenesses of the collegiate players, leagues and teams involved in running this league are the sole property of those entities; This site does not condone betting on NCAA basketball in any form.