When I was a child in the Seventies, I loved to read books on the history of college football. Learning about the great teams, players and coaches mesmerized me and watching college football on Saturday afternoons became a life-long passion. Growing up in Connecticut, Yale provided the only program at a high-level and dominated the sports page of newspapers on Sundays in the falls. I will never forget following the Bulldogs and going to the Yale Bowl as a kid.

By 2008, I could not believe it when I discovered College Fantasy Football. Was I dreaming? I had played NFL fantasy football since 1989 and could not wait to organize and play in a CFF league. I won the first two league championships and became hooked.

As a history enthusiast and teacher, I enjoy recording events and moments in time. About a year ago, it dawned on me that there is no site dedicated to the history of our tremendous hobby. It was time to kick off a website, and luckily, collegefantasyfootballhalloffame.com was available. I could not pass up the opportunity, and hope CFF diehards enjoy the site as much as I do hosting it.

   by John Laub, the Gridiron Scholar