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Scott Habeeb's Blog – January 2019 Archive (1)
Fantasy Football and the Problem with Averaging
Obsessed with Fantasy Football
I have to confess something: I care way too much about Fantasy Football. Throughout the fall, I’m constantly checking my Yahoo Fantasy app, plotting my next waiver wire strategy, or looking online for updates about player injuries. I am addicted to Fantasy Football.
This year I was the champion of my Fantasy Football league. Actually, that’s an understatement. I smashed the…
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