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Five ACAC athletes have a published score this morning. The lowest three already have a draft. You approve what changes.

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Team readiness

5 scored, average 60%

  • Tyler BrooksSleep 5.4 hEasy swim
  • Marcus JohnsonSleep 5.3–5.9 hOne set fewer
  • Julie KeatingSleep 3.6–4.5 hMobility
  • Owen O'BrienSleep 5.5 hWatch
  • Maya PatelSleep 9.1 hFull session

For programs after the House settlement

The sports-science line got cut. The roster didn’t.

Revenue sharing started in July 2025 with a cap near $20.5M per school, and about 82% of Division I opted in. That money comes out of budgets that were already committed, and the first things to go are rarely the ones with a scoreboard attached.

So a lot of programs now look the same: the same number of athletes, the same championship expectations, and one fewer person watching whether anyone is breaking down. The monitoring did not stop being necessary. It stopped being staffed.

Matter is built for exactly that gap — whole-roster monitoring priced for a coach to expense, not for a department to procure. No RFP, no six-month evaluation, no seat license per assistant.

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Cap
$20.5M per school
Started
July 2025
Opted in
About 82% of Division I

Settlement figures from the Congressional Research Service. We have linked the source because the argument only works if the facts hold up.

ACAC Main Line

Who needs you, and why

Readiness, the team picture, and a draft for each change. Four athletes need a look this morning. Three of those changes wait in Needs review. Nothing is written until you Approve.

4 need you11 athletes

Needs you

Team metrics

11 athletes

Push ready 1Monitor 2Rest 2No data 6

Avg readiness

60%

Avg sleep

7.3 h

Avg training load

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Readiness
5 scored · avg 60%

Average 60%

0%25%50%75%100%MayaOwenTylerMarcusJulieMaya · 95% · Push readyOwen · 59% · MonitorTyler · 52% · MonitorMarcus · 48% · RestJulie · 45% · Rest
Push readyMonitorRest
Readiness for 5 athletes, average 60 percent
Maya95%
Owen59%
Tyler52%
Marcus48%
Julie45%

Roster

Needs review

3 adaptations waiting

Approve before anything is written. These drafts stay on the page.

Draft · Workout

Tyler Brooks, Thursday sprint

Readiness 52 against his usual 79. Sleep 5.4 h. “Slept 5 hrs. Bio exam tomorrow.”

Tyler Brooks

  1. ChangeThursday sprint

    From55 min, 3,200 yd, TSS 92ToEasy swim

    Why: Readiness 52 against 79. Sleep 5.4 h. HRV 64 ms against 78 ms. Last Thursday faded from 25.4 to 27.6. Slept 5 hrs. Bio exam tomorrow.

Nothing is written until you Approve.

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Draft · Workout

Marcus Johnson, one set fewer

Readiness 48. Sleep 5.3, 5.9 h this week. “Shoulders are heavy again. SAT prep ran late, really tired.”

Marcus Johnson

  1. ChangeMain set

    FromNot providedToOne set fewer

    Why: Readiness 48 (this week 42–48). Sleep 5.3–5.9 h. “Shoulders are heavy” in 7 check-ins in a row. right hamstring (low grade, on file since spring) stays on file; this shortens the swim.

Nothing is written until you Approve.

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Draft · Workout

Julie Keating, mobility

Readiness 45. Sleep 3.6, 4.5 h. “Baby was up every two hours. Running on empty.”

Julie Keating

  1. ChangeMain set

    FromNot providedToMobility, no main set

    Why: Readiness 45. Sleep 3.6–4.5 h every night this week. Baby was up every two hours. Running on empty.

Nothing is written until you Approve.

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Coach chat

You

Who needs me this morning, and why?

Matter

Four athletes need you. Start with the lowest readiness. Tyler Brooks: readiness 52 against his usual 79, sleep 5.4 h, HRV 64 ms against 78 ms. He wrote “Slept 5 hrs. Bio exam tomorrow.” Last Thursday’s sprint faded from 25.4 to 27.6. The draft replaces the 55 min, 3,200 yd sprint with an easy swim. Marcus Johnson: readiness 48, sleep 5.3–5.9 h. “Shoulders are heavy again. SAT prep ran late, really tired.” Shoulders have come up in 7 notes in a row. The draft is one set fewer. Julie Keating: readiness 45 on 3.6–4.5 h of sleep. “Baby was up every two hours. Running on empty.” The draft is mobility, no main set. Owen O'Brien: readiness 59, sleep 5.5 h. “Tired. Two tests this week.” Watch. No change yet. Maya Patel is at 95 after 9.1 h of sleep and stays on the full session. Nothing is written until you Approve.

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Put the draft where I can read it.

Matter

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Coaching software for every coach

See how Matter fits the way you coach

FootballPosition groups, camp and in-season load, with readiness beside the practice plan.BasketballMinutes load, back-to-backs and travel recovery across the roster.SoccerMatch congestion, load spikes and squad rotation between fixtures.Track and fieldSprinters, distance, jumpers and throwers, drafted by event group.RunningPaces, mileage and vert for road, trail and ultra runners, from any watch.Cross countryThe whole squad read every morning, before the bus leaves.SwimmingYardage against readiness, dual-session recovery and taper timing.TriathlonSwim, bike and run in one readiness view per triathlete.Strength and conditioningProgramming with readiness and completed work beside the set.Gyms and trainersAthletes, coaches and the facility in one workspace.Athletic trainersReadiness and risk flags across every roster, with the reason kept.Independent coachesOne athlete or thirty, with the assistant and the builder on Pro.

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