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FFL's new domain name, FSTA and other football stuff

Greetings football fans. Just for kicks type this into a browser: http://www.fflibrarian.com/ - yup, the Fantasy Football Librarian is moving up in the world and now has its own domain name. Don't worry, if you're used to coming to the previous URL, not a problem, you'll just be redirected. But it's kind of exciting, no?

On another exciting note, I will be attending the Fantasy Sports Trade Association (FSTA) annual conference in Denver on Feb 11 and Feb 12. If any of you fantasy gurus out there happen to be attending, please let me know and I'll keep an eye out for you. Otherwise it should be yet another place that I can absorb all sorts of fantasy info to bring back to the blog.

Okay, enough chit chat. Let's get to the daily football links:
  • First, a link from a new site that I'm involved with and am getting really excited about - Sports Data Hub. Trust me, you'll hear me gush about its awesomeness at many points throughout the offseason, but for now let's just take a look at the Tom Brady or Peyton Manning blog post - which QB would you draft first?
  • DR U Fantasy Football Guru's Keys to Victory for Super Bowl 42 includes key strategies for both the Pats and the Giants. Also of interest to me was the poll on this site, "Do you want the Patriots to win the Super Bowl to finish undefeated?" Right now results are 57% no and 43% yes. Am I one of the few non-Pats fans that is in the "yes" category? Honestly, I don't have strong feelings on the Pats one or another but I would LOVE to be around for an undefeated, record-busting, historical NFL season (asterisks and all). I mean this is history in the making, baby!
  • Check out Fantasy Football Starters' Super Predictions and Complete Statistical Breakdown of the Big Game! for more thoughts on how the SB will go...and why Maroney might be the difference maker.
  • Here's a link for those who want some photo evidence of what the Pats have been up to today in AZ. Or details on what they've been up to at practice.
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