Got sixth here. Anyone (aka those in 1st and 2nd) want to help the noobs out and give us some elite level pointers?
ETA: Can't wait til next year's fantasy. Had a lot of fun (and frustration) playing this year. I just hope I have time with med school starting and everything.

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Posted by Joe Blow

Member since Nov 2007

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Posted on 5/16/12 at 7:17 am to cwil177

First, contratulations to The Pitch Witches! I took the lead for two or three weeks, but he had a hell of a run after that. Kudos.

I'm Blackstool. I don't really have any surefire tips for you. You need to be able to look at form, value, and what teams/where everyone is playing the next several weeks. Don't just pay attention to the points on the field, but the rise/fall of your players' value. That can help you out down the stretch. Other things that can come into play are tourneys (Champions, Carling, etc...). Don't forget about luck.

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Posted by dapado33

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Member since Feb 2009

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Posted on 5/16/12 at 3:56 pm to cwil177

quote:
Can't wait til next year's fantasy. Had a lot of fun (and frustration) playing this year. I just hope I have time with med school starting and everything.

You'll have time...I'm in my first year of med school now, and it's not as bad as everyone says. You'll still have free time in one of two ways, depending on your style.
1. You stay caught up by studying every day and never falling behind so that you usually don't have too much to do in a single day.
2. Procrastinate so that you have plenty of free time at the beginning of a testing period and almost no free time in the week leading up to the exam.

The first way is better, but I'm incapable of that so I use the second method. Either way, you'll still find time to do what you want.

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