RFA Bidding begins on a Friday, WARNING, only a 48 hour clock (inc. weekends)

[Preds]

Just a headsup to everyone, the RFA Bidding process begins tonight at midnight. RFA's are sold if they are not bid on within a 48 hour period. THere is no stopage of the clock for weekends within the RFA rules.

With bidding starting on a Friday this year, that means players could potentially sell over the weekend (not the best way to start things off).

Thus I'm giving everyone a headsup, lets not let anyone sell too quickly because we weren't able to check in on a bid over the weekend! If you can, be sure to check in at least once this weekend.

Thanks.

Mike

[Nittany Dodgers]

Wow, the RFA period is already here and we haven't seen any preview articles. Maybe I'll have to throw something together this afternoon.

[Nittany Dodgers]

Originally Posted by Nittany Dodgers

Wow, the RFA period is already here and we haven't seen any preview articles. Maybe I'll have to throw something together this afternoon.

Can't do it. Not enough time. Happy bidding everybody!

[Philadelphia Freedom]

Just a headsup to everyone, the RFA Bidding process begins tonight at midnight. RFA's are sold if they are not bid on within a 48 hour period.

Does this mean that any player that has not has a bid made on them returns to the tendering team at the tendered amount?

[Preds]

Originally Posted by Philadelphia Freedom

Does this mean that any player that has not has a bid made on them returns to the tendering team at the tendered amount?

At the end of the RFA period yes, but that isn't until April 30th. What I meant there, is that once a bid is placed, it has to go 48 hours without being increased for the player to be sold.