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R2.0 Franchises |
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The current structure of the OKFFL consists of 32 teams. Each team is considered a franchise. A franchise in the OKFFL is an imaginary team made up of real players from the National Football League. The current owner determines the structure of each franchise. More than one owner may run a team. The owner is responsible for ensuring the Commissioner has their team name, team logo, home field name, and a telephone number or e-mail address for contact. Each owner will be responsible for paying the Conference Treasurer the fees for the current year (see R11.0) and also for paying the Commissioner for any drop/trades they might incur (see R10.0). The owner will be responsible for drafting a team that will participate in the current season. They are also responsible for providing the Commissioner a starting line-up for each week of the season (see R9.0). Any owner that does not pay the annual franchise fee will have their team sold. |
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R2.1���� Selling a franchise
The current owner or owners of an OKFFL franchise may, at any time, sell their franchise to another person. New owners may not change an established team name except during the off-season. A new owner may change the logo (helmet) during the off-season for a $50 fee. Expansion teams (see R12.0) will be required to pay a one-time fee of $50 for their logo. In the case of an owner not paying their annual fee, anyone acquiring a franchise during the regular season will be required to use that teams name and logo for the current season. |
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