Faceoff & draw-control intelligence
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the whistle.
FalconEye turns film into faceoff and draw wins. Instant opponent tendencies and game-ready scouting reports that give your program the edge on every possession, at the X and the circle.
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Status: now onboarding programs
The problem: scanning
Possessions from faceoffs and draws decide games. Scouting for them is disorganized and incomplete.
Scattered film notes
Clips live in Hudl, tendencies live in a coach's head, and the scouting doc is a different file every week. Nothing connects.
No tendency history
You faced this FOGO or draw specialist last spring. What did they do on the whistle? That knowledge walks out the door with every graduating staffer.
Hours of manual breakdown
Coach burn full days tagging clips,moves, and exits by hand, time your staff doesn't have during a conference week.
Anatomy of a scout
Tendencies, weaknesses, and the exploits that beat them, in one report.
Example report: names and program are illustrative, not a real scouted athlete.
opponent-scout / sample
Wing Play tendency
J. Smith
Scouted opponent · Junior · 5'9" · 185 lbs
66%
FO WIN · 85 clips · 5 gm
Overview
First Move
Quick Clamp
56/85
Record
66%
Win %
3
Violations
61%
52 of 85
True Faceoff Win %
41
48% of wins
Ground Balls
18%
10 of 56 wins
Goals Generated Rate
73%
41 of 56
GB / Faceoff Win %
5'9" · 185
Ht · Wt
Watch CloselyClamp tell is readable, confirm on next filmCoach R. · Sep 1
Scout Summary
Clamp-first FOGO who wins off a heavy top-rail quick clamp and exits forward almost every rep. Beatable early with a rake, and fades late in contested games.
Move Breakdown
When the first move fails
FalconEye Video Analysis
Video Quality: 82/100
FalconEye Confidence: 74/100
Scouting Notes
- Quick clamp top-rail dominant: over 85% clamp, telegraphed by the right wrist
- Exit is automatic: attempts to exit forward every rep
- Will carry, shoot, and score off the stripe: treat Smith as an offensive threat post-win
- Jumps the whistle after losing streaks or personnel changes: 3 violations
- Reaction time drops measurably in Q4 of contested games: plagued by fatigue
- When the faceoff becomes a scrap Smith leans on the wings heavily: wing play is critical
- No strong shovels, counters or rakes when the clamp is disrupted: one-weapon player
- Non-traditional setups (LSM on pull side): Smith wants to be part of the ground-ball battle
Counters & Exploits
- Rake vulnerable: the heavy top-rail clamp is susceptible to rakes and lasers, capitalize
- Disrupt the stick head immediately on the whistle, before top-rail rotation completes: struggles without 100% of the ball
- Set your right wing on the exit line: Smith rolls forward automatically, enforce it
- Mix up personnel: sub in a fresh look mid-game to keep Smith guessing
- Take the draw physical early: accept some losses, force fatigue Q3 to Q4, then attack while Smith is tired
- Consider LSM at the X or an unusually tall look to stop the forward exit if you cannot win the clamp
Tendency & Style
Move Tendencies
Clamp-first specialist: more than 3/4 of first moves are a top-rail clamp, with a 15% rake rate and little else. Take the clamp away and the arsenal thins fast.
Film Notes
- 2:14.30Right wrist loads before the clamp, very readableTell
- 7:41.10Forward exit again, wing had the line and still let Smith goExit
Player Flag
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Everything you need to own the possession.
Opponent scout
A living scout for every team on your schedule: move distributions, first-move reads, and the exploit your unit should attack.
How it works: live pipeline
From raw film to a report your staff trusts, in four steps.
01 · Input
Upload film
Drop in game film or link your existing library. No special angles required.
02 · Process
AI breaks it down
Tendencies are tagged against a defined faceoff/draw glossary: clamps, exits, counters, ground-ball wins.
03 · Verify
Coach reviews & edits
Confirm, correct, or add reads. You always get the final say: AI drafts, you coach.
04 · Output
Export or push to practice
Ship a scouting report or turn it into a drill-by-drill practice plan.
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Clearance 01
Head coach & analysts
- Permitted: Build scouts
- Permitted: Tag film
- Permitted: Generate plans
- Permitted: Track games live
- Permitted: Rank & compare players
- Permitted: Run training sessions
- Permitted: Export reports
Status: active
Clearance 02
Player accounts
- Permitted: View the scout
- Permitted: View own reps
- Permitted: Export results
- Not permitted: Edit scouting data
Status: active
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Pricing
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What's included at each College tier.
Tier
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- Core always-on FalconEye AI engine
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- PDF export
- 2 coach seats
- Institutional invoicing / PO support
Tier
Contender
- Everything in Scout, plus:
- Higher AI usage budget
- Wing Play / Circle Play breakdowns
- Player comparison, global search
- Full Trainer Hub integration
- 4 coach seats, priority support
Tier
Champion
- Everything in Contender, plus:
- Higher AI usage budget
- Live Tracker: hands-free voice rep logging + situation calculator
- Practice / game plans & suggested drills
- Recruits pool + Recruiting Packet export
- Adjustable Ranking Suite (internal & recruit)
- 6 coach seats, priority support
- Priority SLA + onboarding session
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FAQ
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