Co-Founder- Zack Cimini
A sports fanatic from his early youth, Zack Cimini has been involved in the fantasy sports world since 1996 when he was 12. At the time he and a fellow classmate started school-wide fantasy league contests. Coaches, teachers, and students were involved. With the internet not being readily available yet, they tallied scores daily with their TI calculators and crunched the numbers with the sports section. The school wide leagues were halted by the schools administration.

By 1998 he was heading leagues through sandbox sports, myfantasyteam, and youthfantasyfootball.com founded by Terry Cannon. The obsession had begun. Later in that year he turned that passion over to sports writing. He began writing for sites such as rotonews.com now rotowire.com, e-sports.com, netsportmag.com, jimrome.com, and a plethora of other sites.

Growing up his kid years in Syracuse, New York, you won’t find a more die hard Cuse fan than him. He grew up his teen years in Arizona where he finished high school, completed college, and still resides. In 2003, after graduating from high school he launched Notjustagame.com. The enthusiasm has never wavered and he hopes to provide you great content for your enjoyment.

Throughout the years he has boldly predicted plenty actual outcomes. Including last years stay away from bust Michael Turner. His articles have tended to be opinionated. None has caused as much fuss than a 1999 article criticizing the WNBA. It drew so much buzz that a charity event was almost staged involving WNBA players. Anything else just ask him, he can be reached at notjustagame23@gmail.com

Co-Founder- Jim Jeffers
Bio coming soon

Writer-Vidur Malik

As a sports fan in the Bay Area, Vidur hasn’t been able to watch his home teams for very long before their seasons end. He is confident that the 49ers can play in January this upcoming season, and that the Warriors will be back in the postseason after a few more years of rebuilding. He thinks the Giants and A’s have a shot this year, and as for the Raiders, he doesn’t want to talk about it.

After graduating high school, Vidur spent his first two years of college at UC Merced. He got involved in the student newspaper, and became the editor-in-chief his sophomore year. He then transferred to UCLA, where he currently studies, and loves it. He writes for the Sports section of the Daily Bruin, and is thrilled to be at a school where the sports teams know a thing or two about winning. Vidur has previously written for and edited the sports section of his high school paper, freelanced for the San Jose Mercury News, and written for the popular hip-hop and culture blog The Smoking Section.