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post Apr 20 2005, 01:33 AM
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This is me. I have NOT installed Solaris, yet. However, I was curious. Does anyone know of any program that runs fantasy leagues? Football, baseball, hockey, etc? I am curious about opening a bar where a, for example, a fantasy football league can view their stats by team, all given in 10 second intervals. If anyone knows what I mean, please reply. If any of you are up to the challenge, someone, if not me, will pay for this program. What I want is a bunch, or less, computers running fantasy football leagues. I want each "league" to be displayed on a different monitor, with each team vs. team stats to run every 10 seconds on a separate screen than the others. Let's say I have four leagues. Each one consisting of 12 to 16 "teams", with players from multiple teams. Is this possible to programs. I believe ESPN and a bunch of others have this ability, however, I want one all my own, or to be mildly connected to one of these. Any suggestions? Thanks again,

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I did a search over at FreshMeat and only got two answers for Fanatsy Football
One is a soccer script in PERL that the author says will do US Football
and the other leads to a dead page.
http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=fantasy+foo...s&Go.x=8&Go.y=9


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Thanks again, man. You're a life saver.
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