College Rivalry Week Predictions
Only correct calls earn points. Only fans who showed up get to make them.
The names are made up. The campaigns and results are real.
Overview
Rivalry week is the loudest a small college fan base ever gets, and almost all of that energy evaporates into social media replies the program can't see, can't count, and can't reward. The fans predicting the score in the group chat are the program's most engaged people, and they're invisible.
A Game Set Engage prediction campaign gives that energy a home. Fans lock in a prediction before the match; participation earns nothing; when the club resolves the result after the final whistle, correct predictions earn the campaign's points. Up to three predictions per campaign keeps entry light. And because a campaign can require an earlier one (say, the season opener's check-in), the program can make rivalry-week predictions a reward for the fans who were actually in the stands, not a giveaway to everyone with the link.

It runs on the free Local plan, which is exactly where a D3 program starts: no budget conversation, no sales call, and the first rivalry week becomes the proof that fan engagement is worth a line in next year's plan.
Example Scenario
Aldercrest College, a D3 program with about 800 fans on the platform, opens a prediction campaign the Monday before its rivalry game against Harmon Tech: who wins, who scores first, and the final margin. Three predictions, one screen, done in a minute.
The athletics office adds one twist: the campaign is gated behind September's home-opener check-in, so it opens only for the fans who were there when the season started. The locked campaign stays visible to everyone else with the unlock reason spelled out, which quietly advertises next season's opener.
241 fans lock in their calls before kickoff. Aldercrest wins 24-17, and on Monday the office resolves the results from the dashboard: 63 fans called the winner and the first scorer, each earning 150 points per correct answer. The points land on the club leaderboard, the program learns which of its fans show up AND pay attention, and the rivalry-week group chat has receipts.
Key Benefits
- Turn rivalry-week noise into named, signed-in fans instead of anonymous social chatter
- Participation alone earns nothing. Only correct predictions pay, so the points stay meaningful
- Gate entry behind an earlier check-in to reward the fans who actually turned up
- Every prediction lands on the club leaderboard and keeps building all season
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