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Originally Posted by WallyJ
Here's my thoughts
1) Game boards 620 or larger (with in reason) is fine
2) Any commercially available figure or “custom figure” that fit’s inside the “box” (size TBD)
3) Figures should match the position they play. For example no QB’s on the O line, no guards as wide receivers…
4) Strategy divider optional
5) Weight
a. 3.8 grams max for all players
b. players can be brought up to that weight using lead tape (available in any store that carries golf equipment)
c. weight can be attached to the bottom of the players stand
d. no weight allowed to be attached to the base.
e. player must be removable from the base
6) Any commercially available base, no boiling or cemicallyaltered bases, no cutting of the base, prongs may be manipulated, you can delete prongs but you cannot add prongs.
7) Any football that is currently available (we may need to provide a size and weight on this)
8) Offense in dark jerseys, defense in white. Max size squad 50
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Boy that sounds good to me! I am undecided on the strategy divider. When I first got back into EF and before I new anybody else was doing this I made up my own rules and I had my own version of the strategy divider. I understand the wisdom in it but is it something that would be readily accepted through out the US?
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