Sponsor Hometown Line

A name on a site that models high school football carefully, carries no advertising network, and tracks nobody. If that is worth something to you, the numbers below are exactly what they are.

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The numbers, unrounded

Visits, 30 days: 3,352
Schools: 5,762
Colours sourced: 968
Alumni counts: 777

visits: a page shown in a browser, counted once per page per tab, so search crawlers drop out. No visitors, sessions or uniques are measured, because nothing identifying is stored.

Present a league

The placement that fits a local business: your name, one line and a link as “Presented by” on a league’s standings and in the header of its state’s Friday slate, for the stretch of the season you choose. One league, a region, or a whole state. It sits above the games, never inside a prediction, it is always labelled as a sponsor so nobody mistakes it for the site’s own view, and nothing about the game changes for the people playing it. Placed by hand, not bought on the site.

What you would be next to

Real schools, named correctly, with colours read from a source rather than guessed.
A model of prep football that says on every page which scores are real — each with its source named — and which numbers are the model's own.
No advertising network, no tracking pixels, no data broker. Your name would be the only commercial thing on the page.
A compliance posture that has been argued out rather than pasted in: no money, no prizes, no crests, and no visitor data for sale.

What is not for sale

Anything that looks like a betting product, or any suggestion that a number here can be acted on.
Placement beside the predictions themselves. A sponsor next to a number a reader might act on is how a simulation starts reading as a tipster.
Visitor data, because none is collected.
The schools. No school, district or association endorses this, and no sponsorship will imply one does.

What a sponsorship is here

A name and a link, served from this site as a plain image. No third-party script, no tracking, no auction. It is sold directly, which is why the privacy page can keep saying what it says.

Footer

Your name in the footer of every page, with a link.

A section

Named on one surface — the standings, the schools list, or a state's slate.

A state

Named wherever one state appears. Local businesses generally want their own state and nothing else.

Rates are not published because there is not yet an audience to price against. Tell me what you had in mind and I will tell you honestly whether it is worth it yet.

Talk to me

Say what you sell and where, and I will tell you what I think it is worth — including if the answer is “not yet”.