Segmentation error in Xcode, debugger cant help me

I have been going crazy trying to figure out what is done wrong. I admit I am inexperienced when it comes to C, but I don't know what is wrong. Is the way that I am accessing/using the struct incorrect?

EDIT: I keep getting EXC_BAD_ACCESS in debugger.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#define MAX_STRING 20
#define MAX_PLYR 16

typedef struct {

        char pname[MAX_STRING];
        int runs;
        char *s;

} Team_t;

int
main(void) 
{
        Team_t *team_data[MAX_PLYR];
        int i;
        char *p;
        char name[MAX_STRING];
        FILE *inp;
        inp = fopen("teamnames.rtf", "r");

        for (i = 0; i < MAX_PLYR;) {
            while ((fgets(name, MAX_STRING, inp) != NULL));
            printf("Name(i): %s\n", name);
            strcpy(team_data[i]->pname, name);
            i++;
        }
        fclose(inp);
        return(0);
}

Edit: Here's what's changed, still getting Segmentation Error

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

#define MAX_STRING 20

#define MAX_PLYR 16


typedef struct {

char pname[MAX_STRING];
int runs;
char s;

} Team_t;

int
main(void) 

{
Team_t team_data[MAX_PLYR];

char name[MAX_STRING];

int i;

FILE *inp;

inp = fopen("teamnames.rtf", "r");

for (i = 0; i < MAX_PLYR; i++) {

    ((fgets(name, MAX_STRING, inp)));

    if (feof(inp)) {

        printf("End 开发者_运维问答of stream\n");

        i = MAX_PLYR;

    }

    else {

        if (ferror(inp)) {

            printf("Error reading from file\n");
}

    printf("Name(i): %s\n", name);

    strcpy(team_data[i].pname, name);
}
}

fclose(inp);

return(0);
}

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You declare team_data but you don't allocate it; therefore it's pointing off into random memory, as are the imaginary contents of the array. You need to actually create the array, something like

Team_t *team_data[MAX_PLYR] = (Team_t**) malloc(MAX_PLYR * sizeof(Team_t *));

---

Use structs, not pointers (or if you insist using pointers the allocate space for those structs)

Team_t team_data[MAX_PLYR];

fgets(team_data[i].pname, MAX_STRING, inp)

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when you write

 Team_t *team_data[MAX_PLYR];

you are not allocating any memory for the actual Team_t records, instead you are setting up an array of pointers to records.

If instead you would write

Team_t team_data[MAX_PLYR];

you would have allocated the records. When you then want to copy into the team_data array you write instead

strcpy( team_data[i].name, name );