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FSL College

Your school, ranked. Every verified student’s World Rankings points count toward their campus. The top players from the top schools play for their campus in the FSL College Playoffs.

Become a commissioner How it works
College No. 1 Preview · Sample
UF Florida
Total points48,210
Top playerMaya R.
CommissionerJordan R.
College RankingsWR points
RkMvSchoolCommissionerPointsPlayers
1 ▲2 Florida Jordan R. 48,210 212
2 ▲1 Michigan Priya S. 45,875 188
3 ▼1 Texas Sofia O. 41,302 196
4 ▲3 Stanford Nina C. 38,940 141
5 ▼2 Duke Ava B. 36,118 133
6 – Ohio State Omar H. 34,560 172
7 ▲4 Rice Theo M. 29,804 34
Disclaimer
FSL College is in development and not yet live

Everything on this page is a preview. Rules, formats, rankings, and schedules may change before launch. All players, commissioners, rankings, and numbers shown are sample data.

FSL College is an independent program run by FSL. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any university, college, conference, or athletic association, and no school has approved or reviewed it.

School names and common abbreviations appear only to identify where verified players are enrolled, the same way a standings table names its teams. We do not use school logos, seals, mascots, or wordmarks. School badges on FSL are FSL-designed placeholders, not official school marks. All school names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Commissioners are FSL program participants, not representatives of their school. Rankings and College Playoffs results reflect FSL play only and are not official school competitions.

01 · How it works

Play like you already do

No separate league, no second draft. Verify your student email and your existing World Rankings points count for your school.

01Verify your schoolConfirm your student email. That links your FSL account to your campus — once.
02Play as usualYour World Rankings points add to your school’s total. Every Ranked Division you already played counts.
03Make the PlayoffsTop-ranked schools are seeded into the College Playoffs bracket.
02 · The tournament

College Playoffs

Date to be determined

Qualified schools are seeded into a bracket. Each round is a head-to-head stock draft between two universities. Win the week, advance.

Bracket preview 64 schools · 4 regions · seeded by College Rankings. Sample field.
Round of 64TBD
1Florida
16Temple
8Maryland
9Rutgers
5Virginia
12Pittsburgh
4Georgetown
13Miami
6Boston College
11Penn State
3Penn
14Wake Forest
7Syracuse
10Villanova
2Duke
15UConn
Round of 32TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Round of 16TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
QuarterfinalsTBD
TBD
TBD
SemifinalsTBD
East winner
03 · Commissioners

Every school needs one

The commissioner is the student who builds their school’s program — gets classmates verified, runs the draft room on game week, and is listed as commissioner on the College Rankings. One per school.

What you do

RecruitGet classmates to verify. Your school would need a minimum to qualify.
Run your school pageYou’re listed as commissioner on the College Rankings and school page.

How you get picked

01Reach out belowTakes two minutes.
02We follow upWe email you to set up a time to talk about you and your campus. Each school gets one commissioner — if your school already has one, you’ll go on the waitlist.
Interested?

Run your school

Tell us a little about you and your campus and we’ll follow up by email.

Questions first? Email info@fantasystockleague.net

Groups you’re part of
Username and phone are optional. We’ll follow up by email.
Got it Thanks, .

We’ll follow up with about . In the meantime, verify your student email in Settings so your points start counting.

Disclaimer
FSL College is in development and not yet live

Everything on this page is a preview. Rules, formats, rankings, and schedules may change before launch. All players, commissioners, rankings, and numbers shown are sample data.

FSL College is an independent program run by FSL. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any university, college, conference, or athletic association, and no school has approved or reviewed it.

School names and common abbreviations appear only to identify where verified players are enrolled, the same way a standings table names its teams. We do not use school logos, seals, mascots, or wordmarks. School badges on FSL are FSL-designed placeholders, not official school marks. All school names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Commissioners are FSL program participants, not representatives of their school. Rankings and College Playoffs results reflect FSL play only and are not official school competitions.

Questions

I already play FSL. Do I need to do anything?
Just verify your student email. Your World Rankings points already count — the moment you verify, they add to your school’s total.
Is there a separate college league or draft?
No. You draft once in the Ranked Division and get two placements: one against the world on World Rankings, one against your school on College Rankings.
How are schools ranked?
By the total World Rankings points of every verified player at the school, over the same window as World Rankings. A school needs a minimum number of verified players to be ranked.
Does recruiting weak players help?
Only a little. World Rankings points already reward skill, so ten strong players outscore fifty casual ones. Playing well matters more than headcount.
Who plays for my school in the College Playoffs?
Your school’s top verified players by World Rankings points. Climb the World Rankings and you climb your school’s roster.
What does a commissioner actually do?
Gets classmates to play the Ranked Division. Every entry earns your school points, and your name is listed next to the school on College Rankings.
What do commissioners get?
Perks and recognition from FSL as the program takes shape, plus your name next to your school on College Rankings.
What if my school already has a commissioner?
Each school gets one. Reach out anyway — you’ll go on the waitlist, and if the role opens up you’re first in line.