Dallas Airport Maggiano's. Christmastime. Head down. Never forget.
A college fantasy football league for the guys who already know exactly who they are.
Gentlemen, close your eyes and picture this:
It's Christmastime. There's a wreath on the hostess stand. Your friend Ryan Humphrey is head down, browned out, and nauseous in a sad plate of Dallas Airport Maggiano's after getting anally penetrated by a Texas Longhorn in their last-ever Big 12 championship game.
What's your first thought?
If it was the latter, this league is for you.
We're playing on Yahoo's new College Fantasy Football format — built for 2026, and finally built for a sport that isn't just the NFL's little brother anymore.
Every draftable player comes from the Big Ten, SEC, Big 12, ACC, or Notre Dame. A condensed pool means a tighter, more competitive draft — no digging through Group of 5 depth charts.
We're drafting via auction, not snake. Everyone gets a budget and has to actually decide what a healthy Cole Ballard is worth to them.
Yahoo's headline addition: draft an entire team's offense as one roster spot. It scores on touchdowns, total yards, made field goals, and wins — and bleeds points on turnovers and losses.
Bigger than standard NFL fantasy (15) to account for the transfer portal chaos, NIL, and freshmen who are somehow already starting.
No defensive starters — like Lincoln Riley.
League format, scoring, and dates sourced from Yahoo Sports' official announcement of College Fantasy Football (July 2026). Full details at yahoofantasy.com/college.