Every league below is a live, verified data source — no placeholder rows, no "coming soon" padding. Where our coverage stops short, that's named too, not hidden in fine print.
Real season stats, pulled live per athlete — not a static list we maintain by hand. Deliberately weighted toward the leagues our pricing actually fits: developmental and collegiate tiers, not superstar contracts generic tools already cover.
MMA can't be scoped further than "MMA" — the promotion a fighter competes in (PFL, DWCS, LFA, or UFC) isn't exposed by our data source, so a UFC headliner resolves exactly like a regional prospect would. Bonus: NCAA football and basketball athletes who rank nationally in a tracked stat get a callout badge on their Report, sourced separately from the NCAA's own leaderboards.
Searches YouTube for fast-growing sports content across 10 sports, then filters out official league and media channels (over 1M subscribers) so what's left is individual creators — the scale of athlete a $2.5–5.1k deal is actually for.
The league name in parentheses is just the search seed — a channel actually surfacing in Discovery is filtered to be well below that league's own scale, on purpose.
Every headline below is checked against your watchlisted athletes' names, word-for-word. Deliberately broad — if someone you're tracking gets drafted into a pro league, that's exactly when this needs to keep working, not stop.
The 20 university feeds cover football and men's/women's basketball at each school directly — the same sites a program's own athletic department publishes to, not a third-party aggregator.
We looked, live, before writing any of this off. These genuinely don't have a usable public data source today — not a priority call, a real dead end.