StatSide Sports

StatSide Sports

College and NFL, at a glance

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 6, 2026
  • September 8, 2026

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StatSide is college football, at a glance. One screen answers "what's happening in college football right now" — no ads, no interstitials, nothing between you and the scores. BUILT FOR SATURDAYS • Your teams first: follow any FBS team and their games lead the page • Top 25 games in their own section, always complete • Every conference in collapsible sections that remember how you left them • Live games get a pulsing dot, a possession marker, and the only red in the app • One tap filters to live games only A WEEK, NOT A DATE College football thinks in weeks — so does StatSide. Flip through Week 0 to championship week, the bowls, and the Playoff. Sunday keeps the completed week on screen until the new polls drop. RANKINGS AND DETAILS • AP Top 25 and Coaches Poll, with movement arrows • Game pages: line score, scoring plays, drive log, team stats, leaders • Team pages: full season schedule and results • Browse past seasons back to 2014 DESIGNED QUIET Black, white, and your team's colors. No banner ads, no autoplay video, no account, no tracking. StatSide collects no data — your followed teams live on your phone and nowhere else. Free. Fast. One sport, done right. StatSide is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the NCAA or any conference or school.
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What's New in StatSide Sports

2.1

September 8, 2026

• The NFL is here. Follow your NFL teams next to your college ones. They share the Following section, the widget, and your kickoff reminders. • Scores runs a day at a time now, each league in its own section. Swipe for the next day, or tap Today to jump back. • Tables covers both: the Top 25 and every college conference, the AFC and NFC with their divisions, and the whole NFL in one table. • Teams is your follow list now. Add teams opens the full directory for both leagues, with the popular ones up front. • Search tells them apart. Two Cincinnatis, two Miamis, and the results say which league each one plays in. • The FCS gets its own card in Tables, so following a conference there takes one tap. • NFL schedules show bye weeks instead of jumping from week 7 to week 9. • Fixed: the whole Sun Belt was missing from Teams and search. All 14 teams are back.

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