Pick two teams. Get five print-ready sheets — a matchup page, a spotting board for each side, and a photo roster for each bench — built from published team information and rebuilt every night.
Every match that gets played adds evidence to these sheets, so they fill in as the season runs. Two more things are being built now — say the word and you will hear the day each one opens.
We ask for an email when you press the button.
What you get
The spotting board's layout changes with the sport — a formation for football, a squad list for soccer — but the kit never does.
Both records, both slates, the season numbers side by side — so a comparison can be read aloud without holding a figure in your head.
Numbers, vitals, season lines, who plays behind whom — and the respellings typed where the name actually is.
One sheet a team, the number set large, big enough for a camera operator to match a face from across a truck.
Yours to change. Type a pronunciation beside any name, add a note, swap a player, take one off the board. It prints the way you left it.
How it works
Username, email, password, one confirmation link.
Choose a sport, search the matchup. The sheets build themselves.
Fix what you know better than we do — a depth chart moves all week — then print or save a PDF.
Where the data comes from
Who it's for
The chart you would have built by hand on Thursday, waiting for you — with the pronunciation box already beside the name you were going to have to ask about.
Print the photo rosters and hand them out. Number, name, position, in a grid that can be scanned from across a truck without asking anyone to repeat themselves.
Every board has a feedback button. Tell us what is missing, what is wrong and what you would throw away — it goes straight to the people building it, and it is the fastest way to get the thing you need next.
Browse by team
Every team has a page showing what is on its board and every game on its schedule — one click from the board for that game.
All college football teams All women’s soccer teamsPick a matchup you are calling this week. If the sheets are not better than what you have, you have lost a minute.
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