RR: I don't read or write between the lines anymore. It gave me migraines and made me quite grumpy. "In 2008, I'm reading and writing it straight!"

Hoop: You're right that Tourney teams have to have INDIVIDUAL players working together as a team, and Solitaire teams just have to be functional. That's how my ARENA League was. I based up my 6 teams, played a few games and slowly but surely as the "season" progressed each player turned into a killer. But that was 6 teams of 9 guys each (QBs were on dead bases, so they didn't count!) That wasn't too hard a task. Pro or College Solitaire Leagues would be tougher depending on your roster limit.

Dawg: the only difference between the two is you can't flip your guys backwards on the single clips like you can the double clips. This is done quite often when equipment is limited to non-custom figures i.e. WRs that ALWAYS get hooked.