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Live Game Tracker

Friday night, on the record.

The Offensive and Defensive Live Game Trackers share one game: one score, one clock, one set of timeouts and one play log. Call the play out loud from the sideline; Wise Tactics writes it down and moves the down, distance, spot and score.

Two trackers

Our offense and our defense, one game.

The offensive tracker shows the call sheet’s calls for the spot first. The defensive tracker charts their personnel and formation against your front, coverage and pressure, and a result alone is a complete snap.

  • Voice logging hears the call and the result
  • On the defensive tracker, same-as-last is one tap
  • One play sequence for both units: nobody re-keys a play at midnight

Fourth down

Decided by what each choice leaves.

Go, field goal and punt are each valued by the game their success and their failure leave behind: margin, clock, timeouts and field position on one scale. A short-yardage record is blended in only when there is enough of it.

  • Only the options that make football sense are shown
  • General priors, never a printed probability
  • A leader the defense cannot stop kneels

Try it

Call a sample drive

Try this

  1. Call Counter GT
  2. Then Stick, and watch down, distance and spot move
  3. Finish the drive, or Reset and call it again

Offensive Live Game Tracker

Eagles ball · down three

Sample data · fictional program
14HomeEagles, has the ball
3rd Qtr
6:40
AwayWildcats17
Down1st & 10
Ball onOwn 25
Drive0 · 0 yds
Success0/0

Third quarter, 6:40 left. Pick the first call of the drive.

Call the play

Play log

No plays yet.

Down, distance, spot, clock and score are moved by the Wise Tactics game engine. What each call gains is this demo's fixed script, so the same calls always make the same drive.

Open the demo full screen →

See it on your next opponent.

Thirty minutes with someone from Wise Tactics, on your own film and set around your practice schedule.