Know what’s coming.
RangerAI turns your opponent film into a Friday-night edge — what they’ll run from any down, distance, and spot on the field, with the confidence to back the call.
Import a Hudl export · Scout by Thursday · Call it live on Friday.
A run/pass call fast enough for the time your booth actually has between snaps.
Game-day mode runs fully offline — because the press box rarely has a signal.
Traces to the exact plays behind it. Trust you can check, not a black box.
The whole week, sharper — from film breakdown to the call in the booth.
One engine reads your opponent’s tendencies, builds the report your staff wants, and turns it into a live prediction on game day.
Tendencies by situation — with the honesty to trust them.
Drop in a Hudl export and RangerAI breaks the opponent down by down, distance, field zone, personnel, and formation — their offense and their defense, kept as separate datasets so the two can never bleed together. Every read carries a confidence range and a real sample size — never a fake number on three plays.
- Run/pass splits, success rate, and 3rd-down profile
- Where their explosive plays actually come from
- Most-stoppable looks by situation
- Their coverage, pressure, and where they’re most beatable
A call for the booth, in seconds — and offline.
Punch in the situation on a big-button, keyboard-fast screen and get run vs. pass, how fast the ball comes out, and the concept to expect — each with a confidence you can weigh. It runs with no internet, so the press box is never a dead zone.
- Live plays fold into the read as the game unfolds
- Confidence range on every call, never false certainty
- Works on the laptop you already bring
The numbers that separate winning from losing.
RangerAI leans on success rate and 3rd-down leverage over vanity totals — plus Bill Connelly’s Five Factors and explosive-play sources. It tells you which down decides their drives, not just that they run 62% on first.
- Success rate & leverage, weighted where it matters
- Standard vs. passing-down behavior
- Run efficiency by direction and gap
Your coordinators get the read without radioing the box.
One person charts in the press box. The same read is on the sideline a moment later, where whoever is watching it can put it in front of your coordinators before they signal in — instead of it being relayed down a headset while the offense is already lining up.
- Arrives in seconds — inside the play clock, not after it
- A frozen screen looks frozen — it says so before anyone calls off it
- Read-only on any phone or tablet — nothing tapped on the sideline can disturb the chart
The halftime report a college staff gets — off your press-box printer.
Chart both sides through the half and walk into the locker room with two or three pages: the score, what’s working, what isn’t, and the handful of things to fix — written out, not left for you to infer from a table.
- Your offense and their offense, drive by drive
- Fixes ranked by how big they are and how sure we are
- Prints with no internet — the press box rarely has any
Three steps from film to Friday.
Import your film
Drop in the Hudl export your staff already tags. Every column comes through — nothing dropped, nothing re-keyed.
Build your report
See the tendencies, then arrange the cards your coordinator actually wants — saved as a template you reuse each week.
Predict live
On game day, open the booth screen and read the call in the seconds between snaps — online or off.
You’re looking at a work in progress.
This is a live development build, running on real film — not a finished product. You have it early on purpose: what’s useful, what’s missing, and what’s flat-out wrong is what shapes the rest of it. Tell me and it gets built.