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The scouting report

The roster fills itself in

Paste their MaxPreps page or drop in the print PDF. Their roster comes back with numbers, positions and scoring already in it. The hour you used to spend typing is gone. What is left is the part only you can do, and one sheet that prints the same way every week.

Present mode showing a scouting report full screen with the opponent roster along the top

Paste a link, get a roster

Their MaxPreps print stats page, or the PDF, or a CSV if that is what you have. Numbers, positions, points, rebounds, percentages, all of it filled in before you have written a word. Then you go to work on the part that matters.

The import dialog with a MaxPreps print stats URL pasted in, ready to pull the opponent roster

Every opponent in the same shape

Tendencies. Who to foul. What they run out of a timeout. Keys to the game. Always in the same places, every week, so your assistants stop hunting for the part they need. By the third report nobody is asking where anything is.

A scouting report showing the opponent starters with stat lines and scouting notes on each

Present it, print it, or send it

Full screen on the locker room TV, player by player, the night before. One sheet in every assistant's hand at shootaround. Or released to your team when you decide they are ready for it. A scout is coaches only until you say otherwise, and the page tells you that every time you open it.

The print preview: starters and bench with notes, both philosophies, our keys, best shooters and who to foul

It sits next to your film

Hudl is your film. This is not trying to be. Paste a Hudl or YouTube link into a report and the clip is one click from the note about it. Use both. That is what they are for.

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