Pick your school to build its playoff picture.
Ten schools are in this pilot — pick yours below, or search above (every LA school is listed, but only the 10 pilot schools open a home page). No 2026 games have actually been played yet, so every game statewide starts out randomly simulated (tagged SIM) just so there's a live picture to look at — tap WIN/LOSS on any game to overrule it with your own call, and the power rating recalculates live on the LHSAA's own formula. Games lock automatically once their date passes on this snapshot, whether or not a real result has been folded in yet.
Regular Season Schedule
| Wk | Opponent | Site | Result | Rating pts |
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Playoff Bracket
Games That Move Your Rating
Power Ratings
Scenarios
How the rating is calculated ▸
Straight from the LHSAA Handbook, Bylaw 14.12 — Determining Power Rating. Every decided game earns points; a team's rating is those points averaged over games played, rounded to the nearest hundredth.
| Result | Same class | Higher class opponent | Every game, add |
|---|---|---|---|
| Win | 10 pts | +2 pts per class up | Opponent's wins ÷ opponent's games played × 10 |
| Loss | 0 pts | +2 pts per class up |
Tiebreaker — Strength Factor (Bylaw 14.13): opponents' class values plus opponents' wins, divided by games played. Shown as a tiebreaker column on the leaderboard.
A game only counts once it's decided — either a real result baked into this snapshot, or your own what-if pick. Games against out-of-state opponents count too: their classification comes from the schedule's plain-text opponent-class field, but since they're not one of the 304 tracked LA schools, their win % (the "every game, add" column) is treated as 0 rather than computed live. Forfeits, JV/"B"-team games, and ties are also not modeled.