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==The League== | ==The League== | ||
The FSL is a league that competes in a very poorly described sport. We are never told what the game actually is, but we can assume that it is something like a mix of soccer and football. Even the name "FSL" is never explained; while most agree that it stands for "Fantasy Sports League" Tom and Justin have both said that its just "FSL". An August 29, 2012 FSL press release, however, stated that it stood for: FSLiac Morventium Circus de Qapla Nangwë!<ref>{{cite web|last=Lee |first=Commissioner |url=http://http://www.subbrilliant.com/FSL/?p=321/ |title=PRESS RELEASE: “Relegation good for the FSL,” says Lee. |publisher=subbrilliant.com |date= |accessdate=August 29, 2012}}</ref> | The FSL is a league that competes in a very poorly described sport. We are never told what the game actually is, but we can assume that it is something like a mix of soccer and football. Even the name "FSL" is never explained; while most agree that it stands for "Fantasy Sports League," [[FSL Tonight]] hosts [[Tom Merritt]] and [[Justin Robert Young]] have both said that its just "FSL". An August 29, 2012 FSL press release, however, stated that it stood for: FSLiac Morventium Circus de Qapla Nangwë!<ref>{{cite web|last=Lee |first=Commissioner |url=http://http://www.subbrilliant.com/FSL/?p=321/ |title=PRESS RELEASE: “Relegation good for the FSL,” says Lee. |publisher=subbrilliant.com |date= |accessdate=August 29, 2012}}</ref> | ||
===Schedule=== | ===Schedule=== | ||
Revision as of 00:56, 20 March 2013
The FSL is a fantasy sports league that little is actually known about, however it is detailed in-depthly in the podcast FSL Tonight hosted by Justin Robert Young and Tom Merritt.
The League
The FSL is a league that competes in a very poorly described sport. We are never told what the game actually is, but we can assume that it is something like a mix of soccer and football. Even the name "FSL" is never explained; while most agree that it stands for "Fantasy Sports League," FSL Tonight hosts Tom Merritt and Justin Robert Young have both said that its just "FSL". An August 29, 2012 FSL press release, however, stated that it stood for: FSLiac Morventium Circus de Qapla Nangwë![1]
Schedule
The league currently has eight teams split between the Eastern and Western Divisions. The season consists of 10 weeks, with the top two teams of each division going to the playoffs. The playoffs are only two rounds- the first being the division foes facing off and the second being the championship game.
Relegation
At the end of the season, the two worst teams in the league are sent down to the minors and two minor league teams get brought up for the next season.
The Teams
Current teams
- Western Division
- Arrakis Sand Worms
- Lannisport Lions
- Rivendell Fellowship
- Gallifrey Time Lords
- Eastern Division
- Vulcan Velocity
- Coruscant Empire
- San Francisco Federation
- New York Avengers
Former Teams
- Alderaan Rebels
- Qo'nos Raiders
- Canton Jaynes
- Serenity Valley Fireflys
- Winterfell Direwolves
- Mordor Crows
Current Champion
The Lannisport Lions