History of the Kewanee Sports League - Revision history

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	In [[2014]] we continued with the same owners as before and we lowered points per touch for RBs and QBs. We also instituted a rolling waiver priority list. Both those changes proved to be very popular among the KSL owners. [[Dave Pate]], [[Kevin Smith]] and [[Brian Schoutteet]] won their divisions but [[Dave Nanninga]] was the one who won it all that year and became a KSL [[Champion]].		In [[2014]] we continued with the same owners as before and we lowered points per touch for RBs and QBs. We also instituted a rolling waiver priority list. Both those changes proved to be very popular among the KSL owners. [[Dave Pate]], [[Kevin Smith]] and [[Brian Schoutteet]] won their divisions but [[Dave Nanninga]] was the one who won it all that year and became a KSL [[Champion]].

	[[2015]] saw the rise of defending champion [[Dave Nanninga]] who went on to go 12-1 that season; a KSL record. Dave's only loss came at the hands of [[Ty Boardman]]. Divisional winners included Dave Nanninga, [[Doug Hahn]] and [[Aaron Hughes]]. The eventual champion for 2015 was ...		[[2015]] saw the rise of defending champion [[Dave Nanninga]] who went on to go 12-1 that season; a KSL record. Dave's only loss came at the hands of [[Ty Boardman]]. Divisional winners included Dave Nanninga, [[Doug Hahn]] and [[Aaron Hughes]]. The eventual champion for 2015 was Doug Hahn.
	2015 saw minor changes to KSL overall.		2015 saw minor changes to KSL overall.

			In [[2016]] Ty Palmer became the team to beat by winning 11 games. Kevin made his way back up the leader board by winning 10. Ty, Kevin and Doug won their divisions but it was the #8 seed [[Jon Oberg]] who rose up and defeated Ty Palmer, Kevin Smith and Andy Hughes to win his first championship in KSL. He is also one of the only players to become Champion but never have been a Divisional Champion.

			In [[2017]] KSL kept the teams the same as the previous years but the divisions were shaken up. Eventually, Kevin, Brian and Aaron won their divisions and went on to the playoffs.

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	In [[2014]] we continued with the same owners as before and we lowered points per touch for RBs and QBs. We also instituted a rolling waiver priority list. Both those changes proved to be very popular among the KSL owners. [[Dave Pate]], [[Kevin Smith]] and [[Brian Schoutteet]] won their divisions but [[Dave Nanninga]] was the one who won it all that year and became a KSL [[Champion]].		In [[2014]] we continued with the same owners as before and we lowered points per touch for RBs and QBs. We also instituted a rolling waiver priority list. Both those changes proved to be very popular among the KSL owners. [[Dave Pate]], [[Kevin Smith]] and [[Brian Schoutteet]] won their divisions but [[Dave Nanninga]] was the one who won it all that year and became a KSL [[Champion]].

			[[2015]] saw the rise of defending champion [[Dave Nanninga]] who went on to go 12-1 that season; a KSL record. Dave's only loss came at the hands of [[Ty Boardman]]. Divisional winners included Dave Nanninga, [[Doug Hahn]] and [[Aaron Hughes]]. The eventual champion for 2015 was ...
			2015 saw minor changes to KSL overall.

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	[[2013]] saw the exit of Jon Occhi and the arrival of [[Erik VanHyfte]]. Erik came in and took over his division immediately. We also saw Doug take off as the top seed and make his way to the playoffs to take on Kevin Smith. Kevin was able to finally pull off an upset and win his first every Championship in KSL.		[[2013]] saw the exit of Jon Occhi and the arrival of [[Erik VanHyfte]]. Erik came in and took over his division immediately. We also saw Doug take off as the top seed and make his way to the playoffs to take on Kevin Smith. Kevin was able to finally pull off an upset and win his first every Championship in KSL.

	In [[2014]] we continued with the same owners as before and we lowered points per touch for RBs and QBs. We also instituted a rolling waiver priority list. Both those changes proved to be very popular among the KSL owners. [[Dave Pate]], [[Kevin Smith]] and [[Brian ~~Schouttett~~]] won their divisions but [[Dave Nanninga]] was the one who won it all that year and became a KSL [[Champion]].		In [[2014]] we continued with the same owners as before and we lowered points per touch for RBs and QBs. We also instituted a rolling waiver priority list. Both those changes proved to be very popular among the KSL owners. [[Dave Pate]], [[Kevin Smith]] and [[Brian Schoutteet]] won their divisions but [[Dave Nanninga]] was the one who won it all that year and became a KSL [[Champion]].

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	[[2013]] saw the exit of Jon Occhi and the arrival of [[Erik VanHyfte]]. Erik came in and took over his division immediately. We also saw Doug take off as the top seed and make his way to the playoffs to take on Kevin Smith. Kevin was able to finally pull off an upset and win his first every Championship in KSL.		[[2013]] saw the exit of Jon Occhi and the arrival of [[Erik VanHyfte]]. Erik came in and took over his division immediately. We also saw Doug take off as the top seed and make his way to the playoffs to take on Kevin Smith. Kevin was able to finally pull off an upset and win his first every Championship in KSL.

	In [[2014]] we continued with the same owners as before and we lowered points per touch for RBs and QBs. We also instituted a rolling waiver priority list. Both those changes proved to be very popular among the KSL owners. [[Dave Pate]], [[Kevin Smith]] and [[Brian ~~Schouttet~~]] won their divisions but [[Dave Nanninga]] was the one who won it all that year and became a KSL [[Champion]].		In [[2014]] we continued with the same owners as before and we lowered points per touch for RBs and QBs. We also instituted a rolling waiver priority list. Both those changes proved to be very popular among the KSL owners. [[Dave Pate]], [[Kevin Smith]] and [[Brian Schouttett]] won their divisions but [[Dave Nanninga]] was the one who won it all that year and became a KSL [[Champion]].

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	In [[2012]] we saw Mike depart and Jon Occhi come in to take his place. Unfortunately, it didn't last long and Occhi quit half way through the season. KSL stayed with the 3 divisions of 4 teams each and we saw some bitter rivalry games this year. The battle to get into the playoffs came down to the wire but when it was all said and done, the top teams were able to make that final playoff push to make it in. After the first two rounds of the playoffs, Dave Pate and Ty Palmer made it to the finals. Dave Pate was able to finally get revenge on Palmer after losing both divisional games to him earlier this season, to become a two time KSL Champion.		In [[2012]] we saw Mike depart and Jon Occhi come in to take his place. Unfortunately, it didn't last long and Occhi quit half way through the season. KSL stayed with the 3 divisions of 4 teams each and we saw some bitter rivalry games this year. The battle to get into the playoffs came down to the wire but when it was all said and done, the top teams were able to make that final playoff push to make it in. After the first two rounds of the playoffs, Dave Pate and Ty Palmer made it to the finals. Dave Pate was able to finally get revenge on Palmer after losing both divisional games to him earlier this season, to become a two time KSL Champion.

	[[2013]] saw the exit of Jon Occhi and the arrival of [[Erik VanHyfte]].		[[2013]] saw the exit of Jon Occhi and the arrival of [[Erik VanHyfte]]. Erik came in and took over his division immediately. We also saw Doug take off as the top seed and make his way to the playoffs to take on Kevin Smith. Kevin was able to finally pull off an upset and win his first every Championship in KSL.

			In [[2014]] we continued with the same owners as before and we lowered points per touch for RBs and QBs. We also instituted a rolling waiver priority list. Both those changes proved to be very popular among the KSL owners. [[Dave Pate]], [[Kevin Smith]] and [[Brian Schouttet]] won their divisions but [[Dave Nanninga]] was the one who won it all that year and became a KSL [[Champion]].

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	In [[2012]] we saw Mike depart and Jon Occhi come in to take his place. Unfortunately, it didn't last long and Occhi quit half way through the season. KSL stayed with the 3 divisions of 4 teams each and we saw some bitter rivalry games this year. The battle to get into the playoffs came down to the wire but when it was all said and done, the top teams were able to make that final playoff push to make it in. After the first two rounds of the playoffs, Dave Pate and Ty Palmer made it to the finals. Dave Pate was able to finally get revenge on Palmer after losing both divisional games to him earlier this season, to become a two time KSL Champion.		In [[2012]] we saw Mike depart and Jon Occhi come in to take his place. Unfortunately, it didn't last long and Occhi quit half way through the season. KSL stayed with the 3 divisions of 4 teams each and we saw some bitter rivalry games this year. The battle to get into the playoffs came down to the wire but when it was all said and done, the top teams were able to make that final playoff push to make it in. After the first two rounds of the playoffs, Dave Pate and Ty Palmer made it to the finals. Dave Pate was able to finally get revenge on Palmer after losing both divisional games to him earlier this season, to become a two time KSL Champion.

			[[2013]] saw the exit of Jon Occhi and the arrival of [[Erik VanHyfte]].

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	Aaron ended up winning the championship.		Aaron ended up winning the championship.

	In [[2012]] we saw Mike depart and Jon Occhi come in to take his place. Unfortunately, it didn't last long and Occhi quit half way through the season. KSL stayed with the 3 divisions of 4 teams each and we saw some bitter rivalry games this year.		In [[2012]] we saw Mike depart and Jon Occhi come in to take his place. Unfortunately, it didn't last long and Occhi quit half way through the season. KSL stayed with the 3 divisions of 4 teams each and we saw some bitter rivalry games this year. The battle to get into the playoffs came down to the wire but when it was all said and done, the top teams were able to make that final playoff push to make it in. After the first two rounds of the playoffs, Dave Pate and Ty Palmer made it to the finals. Dave Pate was able to finally get revenge on Palmer after losing both divisional games to him earlier this season, to become a two time KSL Champion.

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	KSL. Joe ended the season with the best overall record at 10-3 but		KSL. Joe ended the season with the best overall record at 10-3 but
	Aaron ended up winning the championship.		Aaron ended up winning the championship.

			In [[2012]] we saw Mike depart and Jon Occhi come in to take his place. Unfortunately, it didn't last long and Occhi quit half way through the season. KSL stayed with the 3 divisions of 4 teams each and we saw some bitter rivalry games this year.

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	In [[2007]] KSL expanded to 12 teams by adding [[Ty Palmer]], [[Joe Snider]],		In [[2007]] KSL expanded to 12 teams by adding [[Ty Palmer]], [[Joe Snider]],
	[[Jon Oberg]] and [[~~Ryan Hamm~~]]. Expanding the league to 12 people meant 4		[[Jon Oberg]] and [[Prime Time]]. Expanding the league to 12 people meant 4
	wouldn't make the playoffs and for the first time ever, there was a		wouldn't make the playoffs and for the first time ever, there was a
	scramble to get in. The season was shortened from 14 games, down to		scramble to get in. The season was shortened from 14 games, down to

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			== Founding ==
	KSL was founded in [[2002]] by [[Andrew Hughes]]. Andrew was interested in		KSL was founded in [[2002]] by [[Andrew Hughes]]. Andrew was interested in
	doing Fantasy Sports for a few years and was able create a small		doing Fantasy Sports for a few years and was able create a small
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	it all his first year in the league.		it all his first year in the league.

			== Head to Head ==
	In [[2005]] [[Blake Clayton]], [[Russ Hughes]] and [[Ryan McCarty]] joined the league.		In [[2005]] [[Blake Clayton]], [[Russ Hughes]] and [[Ryan McCarty]] joined the league.
	Meanwhile Lance and Charlie left completely and Mike took a year off. KSL went		Meanwhile Lance and Charlie left completely and Mike took a year off. KSL went
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	KSL Champion.		KSL Champion.

			== Move to MFL ==
	In [[2008]] we moved to [[My Fantasy League]] because it allowed for my		In [[2008]] we moved to [[My Fantasy League]] because it allowed for my
	customization and more options. 2008 was also the year we added 5 more		customization and more options. 2008 was also the year we added 5 more
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	game and went on to become the 2009 KSL Champion.		game and went on to become the 2009 KSL Champion.

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	[[2010]] saw a return to form from the last two years. KSL moved back to		[[2010]] saw a return to form from the last two years. KSL moved back to
	Yahoo and dropped two teams. Ryan and Jon Occhi were the two		Yahoo and dropped two teams. Ryan and Jon Occhi were the two