Every week of the Points Pool on one page

A parent opening a team pool on game day wants three things: their score, where they stand, and when picks lock. The Points Pool page used to make them scroll past a lot to find those. Now the season is laid out as one row per week, and the week that matters is already open.

A row for every week

The week being played sits open in the middle, with the week before and the week after folded just above and below it. The rest of the season hides behind two small links, "Show previous weeks" and "Show more weeks", so the page stays short.

The open week moves on its own. A finished week stays up until noon on the Tuesday after its Monday night game, so a parent checking Tuesday morning still sees how last week ended. After that, the next week takes over. If a week is still waiting on a game the league moved, the next week opens anyway, so nobody misses a deadline because one game ran late.

Picks: ahead of time, and later in the week

• Pick any week ahead. Out of town next weekend? Make those picks now. Nobody else sees them until that week locks.
• Picks lock two hours before the week's first game, not on a fixed weeknight. For most weeks that means Thursday afternoon, a full extra day for everyone. Each pool picks its lead time, and Squares counts from its Monday night game.
• A game the league hasn't scheduled yet says the time isn't set, instead of showing a kickoff that isn't real.
• If the league moves a game out of the week after you picked one of its teams, the form drops that team and asks for a new one, rather than letting it quietly score zero.

Game day on a phone

Your entries sit in one row of cards you swipe sideways: your score, your place, and your three teams with their points and the game clock. Below them, the week's games scroll sideways too, and the leaderboard shows the top ten with each entry's tiebreak guess, plus a link to everyone else.

An entry that missed the deadline gets three random teams, drawn once at the deadline, with no tiebreak guess, so it loses every tie. Those entries now carry an Auto-pick tag on every board, so nobody wonders why a neighbor picked three teams nobody else did.

Add the pool to your phone's home screen and it opens straight to that pool, named for the team, not to the site's front page.

Replays

Any finished week can be replayed quarter by quarter. A slider walks through the weekend, and the leaderboard re-ranks as the scores came in. It's the same replay people liked on the demo page, now on every real week.

A team that moves over partway through a season gets replays for its earlier weeks too, rebuilt from its old spreadsheet. Those carry an asterisk and a note that they're an estimate, since some entries' picks were never written down. The winners still come from the results the team announced at the time, and every rebuilt week finishes on the same top three.