Insights
Honest data, straight talk, and the numbers behind athlete evaluation - so you can stop guessing and start measuring.
The 4.5 Forty Is Marketing. Here Is Every Measured College Population.
The only fully-automatic measurement of a complete D1 roster ever published is 5.12 seconds. Where the quoted numbers actually come from, what lasers say about real college players, and why your stopwatch adds 0.22.
Read the data → Measurement · BaseballStopwatch 60s, Cage Velo, and the Numbers Nobody Measured
Hand times run 0.22 fast and it is measured. A cage max and an in-game average answer different questions. 80% of D1 innings are thrown at 86-92. And nobody has ever published a measured D1 average 60.
Read the reality check → PerspectiveStars Are Opinions. AQ Is Measurement.
For 30 years, a handful of media analysts decided who got seen - and the star rating system was built to sell subscriptions, not serve athletes. Here is why the star system is fundamentally broken, and what an objective, data-driven score replaces it with.
Read the breakdown → Recruiting BenchmarksWhat It Actually Takes to Play D1
The honest benchmarks by sport - football 40 times by position, baseball exit velo and pitching velocity, basketball height and measurables - so you know the real bar before you chase it. Then see exactly where you stand.
See the benchmarks →More insights on the way - recruiting timelines, position-by-position breakdowns, and how to read your own numbers.