Carnival of Fantasy Sports

Knox, over at Crooked Pitch, has posted the results of the first edition of the Carnival of Fantasy Sports. Congratulations to Matt of The Fantasy Football Geek Blog for winning this first event with his post, Rumblin’, Bumblin’, Stumblin’ - Fantasy Football Player Value Adjustments - Week 11.

The deadline for submitting posts for week two of the Carnival of Fantasy Sports is Sunday, November 25th at 5:00 PM. The second edition of the CoFS will be held at Fake Teams. Please submit your posts early.

The first edition of the Carnival of Fantasy Sports will be help at Crooked Pitch. The first edition will be published at 5:00 PM on November 12th. Please have your submissions in by Sunday, November 11th at 5:00 PM.

Click here to find out how to submit a blog post to the carnival.

Click here to learn more about blog carnivals.

Click here to learn more about the Carnival of Fantasy Sports.

To sub,it a post for consideration to the carnival host you can submit to this address:

Blog Carnival Submission

Or, you can just e-mail your entry, please include:

* Article URL (permalink)
* Article title
* Author name
* E-mail address
* Blog URL
* Brief summary of the post

A blog carnival is a weekly summary of the best blog posts on a given subject. In our case that subject is fantasy sports. Any post that has appeared on any blog during the past week is eligible for submission to the carnival host. The carnival host (and the host changes every week) will select the top 5-15 posts from the submissions and also will select a “Best of the Week” post to be given top honors.

Why participate in the Carnival of Fantasy Sports (CoFS)?

• To show off your mad sports knowledge and writing skills!
• To spread the word about fantasy sports (Viral marketing at its best)!
• To bring in new readers to your blog!!!

Click here to learn more about blog carnivals.

If you would like to host the Carnival of Fantasy Sports, please send an e-mail to be placed on the list. So far, all but one week has been claimed, so there are plenty of opportunities to get in early to host in 2007.

You can read the FAQ to get an idea of what’s involved in hosting a blog carnival.

Hello fantasy sports enthusiasts! The Carnival of Fantasy Sports was started to build a blogging community among the many participants in fantasy sports. It doesn’t matter if you’re a fantasy sports blogger, GM, commissioner or if you play fantasy baseball, football, golf or pick ‘em, this carnival will have something for you.

This carnival is open to everyone who is a member of the fantasy sports community or the sports community in general where your information could help a fantasy GM. Once again, welcome!