1. Less work for the commissioner. One of the most time-consuming jobs for a commissioner is the constant updating of scores, standings and rankings. With LeagueDaddy, all scores, standings and stats are updated as soon as the team owner enters them.



2. Real-time updates. As a regular league member, there is no longer any waiting for the commish to add up and sort the stats or update the standings. As soon as your fellow league members enter game scores and stats, the are all there for everyone to see.



3. Customizability. The ability to customize your league is one of the primary goals. LeagueDaddy supports any number of teams, conferences, and/or divisions, custom teams, and custom stats.
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1. The first is to change everything about the league yourself, by changing team names, changing the rosters, changing the divisions, conferences, stats, etc. to match the new sport. This is all very doable but will just take time.



2. A second way is to ask LeagueDaddy support (support@leaguedaddy.com) to re-create the league using the new sport template. This will be much faster, but the disadvantages are that:
   
   
   1. Your owners will have to rejoin the league
   2. You will lose any archived seasons

1. Add a new game date in [ Configure Schedule ]. Name the game date anything you like (the text in the 'new game date' field is just a suggestion). Move the game date to the top of the schedule (well, you don't have to but, typically that's where you'd want a pre-season game).


2. Click [ Edit ] next to the new pre-season game date you just added, and then check the box next to 'Pre-season'. Click 'Save' to save the game date.


3. Repeat the previous steps for each pre-season game date you need to add.


4. To display pre-season standings and stats, go to [ League Settings ] and set the 'Pre- or regular season display' to 'Pre-season'. Click 'Save'.


5. When you're ready to start your regular season, go to [ League Settings ] again and set the option back to 'Regular season'.

Carolina Defense Dominates Mike Minter steals show with 2 INTs and 2 TDs The Panthers raced out to a 21-0 halftime lead by scoring once each on offense, defense and special teams. Mike Minter had a HUGE day ending with 9 tackles, 2 INT that were both returned for TD's. Deon Grant blocked a punt and returned the loose ball for a 14 yd TD right before the half. The Carolina defense held the Saints to a total of 80 offensive yds

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[size=2]Mike Minter steals show with 2 INTs and 2 TDs[/size][/b]
The Panthers raced out to a 21-0 halftime lead by scoring once each on offense, defense and special teams. Mike Minter had a HUGE day ending with 9 tackles, 2 INT that were both returned for TD's. Deon Grant blocked a punt and returned the loose ball for a 14 yd TD right before the half. The Carolina defense held the Saints to a total of 80 offensive yds.

Kansas City tight end Tony Gonzalez dunks the football over the crossbar after scoring an 11-yard touchdown catch in the 4th quarter to give the Chiefs a 21-17 lead. Chiefs Sneak Past Bills Chiefs down 0-14, come from behind to win Game starts out slow, with neither team able to convert on 3rd down. Finally, the Bills make an 11 play drive, grounding it out with Henry to take a lead midway through the 2nd quarter. Bills 7 - Chiefs 0. KC gets the ball back and is still unable to make any progress. Next series, Bledsoe hits Moulds on a beautiful 48 yard play action pass for a TD. Bills 14 - Chiefs 0. KC gets the ball back with 3 minutes left in the half, throws out the running game, and moves the ball quickly down the field and Holmes jukes his way in to break the scoring drought for the Chiefs. But, Buffalo wastes no time in scoring again, as Lindell knocks in a 43 yard FG to end the half. Bills 17 - Chiefs 7 The second half was a different story. KC moves down the field converting on some key 3rd downs. While Priest Holmes is taking a breather, RB Larry Johnson busts a 51 yard scoring run to bring KC to within 3. Bills 17 - Chiefs 14. Buffalo is unable to move the ball on their next series, and a good punt return by Dante Hall gives KC a short field. Green hits Tony Gonzalez in the corner of the endzone from the 11 yard line to put the Chiefs ahead for good. Final: Chiefs 21 - Bills 17

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[table align=left width=1%][tr][td][img align=left]http://www.nfl.com/u/nfl/photos/nflb49_lower.jpg[/img][/td][/tr][tr][td style="font-size: 6.5pt; font-family: Arial"]Kansas City tight end Tony Gonzalez dunks the football over the crossbar after scoring an 11-yard touchdown catch in the 4th quarter to give the Chiefs a 21-17 lead.[/td][/tr][/table][b][size=4]Chiefs Sneak Past Bills[/size]
[size=2]Chiefs down 0-14, come from behind to win[/size][/b]
Game starts out slow, with neither team able to convert on 3rd down. Finally, the Bills make an 11 play drive, grounding it out with Henry to take a lead midway through the 2nd quarter. [b]Bills 7 - Chiefs 0[/b]. KC gets the ball back and is still unable to make any progress. Next series, Bledsoe hits Moulds on a beautiful 48 yard play action pass for a TD. [b]Bills 14 - Chiefs 0[/b].

KC gets the ball back with 3 minutes left in the half, throws out the running game, and moves the ball quickly down the field and Holmes jukes his way in to break the scoring drought for the Chiefs. But, Buffalo wastes no time in scoring again, as Lindell knocks in a 43 yard FG to end the half. [b]Bills 17 - Chiefs 7[/b]

The second half was a different story. KC moves down the field converting on some key 3rd downs. While Priest Holmes is taking a breather, RB Larry Johnson busts a 51 yard scoring run to bring KC to within 3. [b]Bills 17 - Chiefs 14[/b].

Buffalo is unable to move the ball on their next series, and a good punt return by Dante Hall gives KC a short field. Green hits Tony Gonzalez in the corner of the endzone from the 11 yard line to put the Chiefs ahead for good. [b]Final: Chiefs 21 - Bills 17[/b]

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1. Go to: Tools->Internet Options->Privacy
2. Under 'Web Sites' click the 'Edit…' button
3. In 'Address of Web site:' enter "leaguedaddy.com" and click 'Allow'.
4. Click 'OK' twice.