Project Franchise has seen success with their Fan Controlled Football League. It brings a different take on fantasy sports by merging the fan experience into actual gameplay, allowing fans to call the plays on the field. And due to that success, the team is looking to expand its Fan Controlled Sport and Entertainment brand to the basketball court.
The company announced that NBA legend, Baron Davis, and former executive director of the NBA players union, Michele Roberts will be the chief advisors of the new Fan Controlled Hoops League.
The league will debut on February 7, 2023, in Atlanta, Ga. The league will showcase four-on-four matchups and follow the fan-controlled aspect that its football counterpart does, as well as, allowing fans to create completely new ideas and set the rules for the game.
Baron Davis called the league, "an awesome opportunity to introduce a new style of entertainment to the game...FCH is building something special."
As the league stands now there are four teams, but will no doubt look to expand the rosters and franchises as revenue pours in. The Fan Controlled Football League expanded to eight teams after their first season, expect the same for the FCH.