digamma
08-20-2013, 04:57 PM
I figure we probably have people here who have played at virtually every Fantasy Football site on the web.
We had a situation come up last night in our draft on Yahoo and are trying to find a way to fix the problem (either on Yahoo or on another site).
8 of our 12 players lost internet access about halfway through our auction draft. Though the draft continued on the site, it effectively ended the draft for our league. We've explored with Yahoo the ability to roll back the draft and they can't do it. They can only wipe out the entire draft. They also don't allow the commissioner to manually enter picks up to the point where the draft crashed.
Our ideal set up would be a site where the commissioner could do just that. Enter the picks that were made legitimately and then start from there. Does anyone know a site with the capability of either:
-manually entering partial rosters and setting individual auction limits?
-or manually entering part of a draft?
Our work around at the moment is to recreate the draft on a live basis, but that seems like a waste of 12 people's time and could easily be fumbled.
We had a situation come up last night in our draft on Yahoo and are trying to find a way to fix the problem (either on Yahoo or on another site).
8 of our 12 players lost internet access about halfway through our auction draft. Though the draft continued on the site, it effectively ended the draft for our league. We've explored with Yahoo the ability to roll back the draft and they can't do it. They can only wipe out the entire draft. They also don't allow the commissioner to manually enter picks up to the point where the draft crashed.
Our ideal set up would be a site where the commissioner could do just that. Enter the picks that were made legitimately and then start from there. Does anyone know a site with the capability of either:
-manually entering partial rosters and setting individual auction limits?
-or manually entering part of a draft?
Our work around at the moment is to recreate the draft on a live basis, but that seems like a waste of 12 people's time and could easily be fumbled.