Take a seat
Choose one fanbase and cast one free Rally for the weekly round. No accounts, no email, no card.
How the week works
Take a seat, fill your section, return next week. That's the whole game — and every number on the sheet is a real person.
Start here
Three moves
Take a seat, fill your section, come back next week.
Fill your section
Invite real people with a personal battle link. Each recruit casts their own Rally — that’s the only way a seat fills.
Return next week
Weekly scores reset Sunday night, but your school’s all-time total, your sections, and your captain status remain.
Recruiting
Your friends have to show up
Posting the link changes nothing. Someone answering it changes everything.
Claim your school’s Captain wall with your handle and you get a personal battle link. A seat in your section fills only when a new fan opens that link and casts their own Rally — that person counts as one of your recruits, and your handle sits on the wall linking to your profile.
You earn status, never Rallies. A share, a click, or a repost moves nothing by itself. That’s deliberate: it’s what makes every number on this sheet mean a person.
The clock
Two Rallies a week
One any time, one only at the tailgate. Each counts exactly one fan — nothing on this site is ever worth two people.
01
One Rally any time
Your first Rally of the round is good all week — Monday morning or minutes before kickoff, it counts the same one fan. Waiting earns nothing extra.
02
One more at the tailgate
Your second Rally unlocks only in the five hours before your school’s kickoff — the tailgate. It works in that window and no other, so show up.
Two free Rallies a week · each counts exactly one fan · the sheet clears Sunday night
The honest poll
Money can’t buy a single one
Rallies are people. Bids are placement. They never touch.
A Rally is one free tap from one device — you cannot buy one, and you cannot buy a rank or a tiebreaker. There is no path from a credit card to the Fan Poll, by design.
Businesses can bid on visible placement — a name on the jumbotron, a sideline board, held until outbid or the Sunday reset — and that is all a bid ever gets them. See the stadium auction →
Bots, scripts, and Rally farms get removed without notice. If a fan count ever moved because of money, it would be a bug, and we’d treat it like one.
Sunday night, weekly fan counts go back to zero and a new round starts. All-time totals keep running forever. Last week’s leader has to show up again.
unofficial fan project · not affiliated with any school, conference, or the NCAA · the fine print