What's Fanblogs
Started in April 2003 by Kevin Donahue and Pete Holiday, Fanblogs.com is a group weblog dedicated to college football. This effort is the brainchild of a couple of guys who really love football (and beer). They gathered up some people, who told some people, who invited a few people along. The result is a collective blog for fans who know that week isn't over until you've posted about the big games, and the little games, and the practices, and the cheerleaders, and the tailgaiting, and...I think you get the picture.
In 2006, Fanblogs.com was purchased by Rivals.com, the premiere resource for college football online.
Who's in charge here?
Fanblogs is maintained by , but the site is nothing without it's authors and comment contributors.
Syndication
Want to include the most recently updated headlines on your website or view Fanblogs with your newsreader? We provide several RSS feeds including the most recent posts, conference feeds, and even team specific feeds. To browse the complete list of RSS feeds, click here.
You may add our headlines or our full content feeds to your own site, however, please be aware that the Fanblogs feeds are protected content. You may not alter the feeds in any way, including removing links or other embedded portions of the feeds. Altering the full content or headline feeds, will result in restricted access to the syndicated content.
Advertising
Please send an email to for information on advertising on this site or within our syndicated feeds. Full site sponsorships are available.
Link To Fanblogs
If you would like to include a link to Fanblogs.com on your website, here are some suggestions:
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Blogrolling If you use Blogrolling to organize your links, you can click here to add Fanblogs to your Blogroll. | ||
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Text Links You can create a text link to Fanblogs.com by including the following on your page: | ||
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Image Links You can create a text link to Fanblogs.com by saving an image and loading it on your server.
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Credits
Fanblogs.com was created by Pete Holiday and . The site is based on the Movable Type weblog. Extra assistance in site development from many parties including Scriptygoddess, MT-Plugins.org, The Girlie Matters, Adam Kalsey, Brad Choate, Josh Cooper, and many others.
