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PHP Draft (moved to Github)
This project has moved to Github.
#This source (and project) have moved to [Github](https://github.com/mattheworres/phpdraft)! Version 2.0 is here - for source code and releases, please see the new project page on Github, or sign up for your own account at phpdraft.com! Atlassian Bitbucket is awesome and is not the reason for the switch at all (Sourceforge is). For all future development, please follow the project on Github. -Matt -
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phpFFL is a free and fully customizable online Fantasy Football League Manager with a live(ajax) draft module. phpFFL is a web based application which uses php & MySQL. League Admin & Individual Team Admin is all handled through the phpFFL web interface.
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C# Stats Parser for the Computer Sims Fantasy Baseball League. Standalone app using Castle.ActiveRecord for it's data engine.
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A Basket Ball Management Game where the user takes control of a BasketBall Team. In the future it will feature: * Draft * College * Roster size * Free Agents * Etc. Still very early in development which is done in Visual Studio 32-bit in WPF
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This is a java swing based application allowing users to connect to a server and host their own fantasy drafts. Sports include NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, NASCAR, and PGA.
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An online fantasy league manager based on cakephp framework designed to be customisable for most sports.
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Greater Western Ohio Fantasy Football Script Mysql Php web script that is a fantasy football game based on high school students plays
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This is an app that will allow you to manage a "Fantasy Baseball" draft. You can select players from the list and add them to a drafted list. It is written in Python and GTK
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Stattrack is a windows based yahoo fantasy sports stattracker. Eventually stattrack looks to work with other leagues such as ESPN, CBS, NFL, and other top fantasy sites. But as of now we are sticking to Yahoo.
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Developed using C++ and QT Toolkit Planned for full support of Windows, *nix, and MacOS Intented to provide fans of SquareSoft's "blitzball" minigame and/or of fantasy sports a way to combine the two Features: Play games Create players Train Dr
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KFFL is a fantasy-football application designed for keeper leagues. Built off of the outstanding OFFL structure, KFFL provides for contracts, injured reserve, trading future draft choices, and yearly drafts. PHP/mySQL based.
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A set of componets that make up a product for managing a Fantasy Football league. This product can run a standalone league, or enhance the experience of a Yahoo league.
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Java utilities for J2EE projects DAOFactory XML parsing tools Sub Projects Fantasy Sports tools Go - XML scripting API Classpath - Swing app for managing the classpath
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A sports league management system for both real leagues and fantasy sports leagues. We are sport agnostic and community focussed, concentrating on the development of an online community of players and supporters around each league.
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"Commish Power" seeks to create a web-based backend for running a baseball league like those available from popular "Fantasy Sports" sites using "rotisserie"-style play, and making the source freely available to end the dominance of inferior proprie
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Fantasy
Fantasy football app
Some some I wrote to help with my draft
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