Fantasy Sports Club members are between their two big fantasy sports seasons, football and baseball. The club members decided not to play fantasy basketball this year because they would have started late due to the National Basketball Association (NBA) lockout right before the season began.
“We got off to a bad start with the lock out and didn’t think we could get a big enough interest,” Clay Morrisson, senior and club president said via email.
According to club sponsor Mike Meyer, there are no club meetings planned as of right now, but as soon as spring training starts, there will be a call out meeting for fantasy baseball.
“To prepare for fantasy baseball, I will look up so information and study some players before the season starts,” Morrisson said.
The Fantasy Sports Club is always looking for new members before they start any season. At any time, stop by Meyer’s room, Room E203, and sign up for the club.
“The best part is interacting with the other students,” Morrisson said.
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