• News. It's a new tab, second in the bar. For you is built from the teams you follow: what's trending, a section for each of your teams, then the latest. Every league gets a page of its own. Stories come with photos and open right in the app. • News is everywhere else too. Team, game, player, conference and league pages each have a News tab, and so do Teams and Leagues. Search has a News pill. • Coach pages. Tap the head coach on a team's roster for their profile, every job they've held with the record there, and the games, season by season. • The bell on a team page opens that team's notifications. Turn one team's reminders off and leave the rest alone. • On a team page, Trades comes before the roster now. • Fixed: after a punt, the Gamecast field could put the ball at the wrong end of the field until the next snap.

• Pick your look. Settings has an Appearance switch now: System, Light or Dark. • Scores go live on their own. A slate you opened before kickoff starts updating when the games do, with no pull to refresh. • Collapsed sections say what's in them. A header reads the conference name with a count beside it, and "2/3" in green while games are on. Show all names what it's hiding. • Rearranging the leagues you follow is an Edit button now. Tap Edit to unfollow or drag, tap Done, and scrolling never picks a card up by accident. • Every player page has all four tabs (Profile, Games, Stats and Career), even for a freshman with no numbers yet. • The widget reads cleaner: team, then rank, the record until there's a score, and "Final" when it's over. With only two games it keeps them at their own size instead of stretching them to fill the space. • Past basketball and hockey seasons are whole. The 2020 bubble playoffs and the July 2021 Finals were missing from those seasons' division pages, and they're back. • A little more room around the day strip and the Hide all button, which sits in the middle now and is easier to see in light mode. • Fixed: dropping a followed league could land it one spot off. • Live scores keep up. The Scores list checks every second while games are on, and it can't fall behind the game page anymore. If one screen knows the clock moved, the other does too, and a score never steps backwards. • Fixed: a live game could sit frozen on the Scores list for over a minute, even after a pull to refresh. • Fixed: swiping to the next day at the top of the list could pull to refresh halfway through the swipe. • Hide all works on days your teams are off, too. And it's nicer to watch: the sections fold up into a stack and slide away, and Show all deals them back out. • In dark mode, a switch that's on in Settings turns green now, instead of the gray that looked like off.

• Stats, for players and teams. A player page has Games, Stats and Career tabs now, with a This season card up top. A team page's Overview shows its season numbers and its leaders, and there's a full Stats tab behind it. Tap a name in a box score and you land on that player. • Win probability on football and basketball game pages. Before kickoff it's ESPN's matchup predictor. During the game it moves with every play. After the final it shows what the odds were at kickoff, so an upset looks like one. • A Tight filter next to Live: games that are close late, or where the underdog is winning. The ones worth switching to. • Betting lines, if you want them. Turn them on in Settings and the spread and over/under show before kickoff, on the Scores page and the game page. They're off unless you switch them on. • Settings has a home: the gear at the top of Games. Betting lines and kickoff reminders live there. • Hide all / Show all folds everything that isn't yours out of the way in one tap, and it stays that way until you open it again. • Leagues are listed A to Z: NBA, NCAAF, NFL, NHL. • Smoother everywhere. StatSide runs at 120Hz on ProMotion iPhones now, and switching days does a fraction of the work it used to. • Games scroll under the tab bar instead of stopping short of it. • Rearranging the leagues you follow takes a deliberate hold now, so scrolling past them doesn't pick one up. • Fixed: a league card could get stuck mid-drag and stop the Leagues tab from scrolling.

Player pages. Tap a name on a roster, in a search result, or on a Leaders card — number, position, vitals, and the team crest as a door back to the team. Search rebuilt around the thumb. The field moved to the bottom near the keyboard; scope pills replace section headings; every result is one card at one height. Search remembers. Opens on what you last searched instead of a blank field, with a dismissable recents list. Players are searchable across all four leagues — college results checked against the directory (FBS/FCS in, Division II out). Leagues tab redesigned. Accordions start closed so all four leagues fit without scrolling; a find-a-league field opens what it matched; the old inline standings preview is gone (a row is a door to a table now, not a table). College football reads NCAAF everywhere in-app, next to NFL/NBA/NHL. Teams show full names ("Tampa Bay Buccaneers," not "Buccaneers"). Widget gets a footer refresh button and polls every 5 minutes while your team is live. Tapping Games while already on it snaps the day strip back to today. NFL game pages now name the division (AFC North) instead of the conference. Roster groups list players in jersey order. Fixed: 5-tab team pages wrapping labels to two lines (now scrolls sideways). Fixed: inactive tab label contrast. Fixed: matchup card duplicating standings already shown above. Fixed: a trophy won under two spellings double-counting.

• Trophies. A team page has a Trophies tab — the conference titles, bowls and championships the team has actually won, a row per trophy with the count and the years, back through 2014. Nothing is claimed on a title game that hasn't been played yet. • Head to head. Every game page has an H2H tab: the series between these two teams, and each previous meeting as a row you can open. It says which window it counted rather than claiming an all-time record it can't see — ten seasons back in college football, fewer in the leagues where two teams meet more often. • Where a team plays. The Overview tab has a Venue card — the ground and its city, the home games played there, and the average attendance. • NFL standings are the full spread: W, L, T, PCT, home, away, division, conference, points for, points against, differential and streak. Twelve columns don't fit a phone, so the table scrolls sideways with the team names staying put. • The day got easier to move around. The selected day is ink now instead of a filled pill, the calendar sheet opens on the month you're already in, and Today takes the slate home with it — the strip and the scroll both. • Live means today. The Live filter applies to today and nowhere else: swipe off and it steps aside, come back and it's on again. Today reads "Ongoing" while it's on, and the active chip wears the live accent. • The Top 25 header's name opens the poll, the way a conference header already opened its table. The count and the chevron still just open and close the section. • A game page keeps its Game info card after kickoff, instead of hiding it the moment there's a score to show. • Widget kickoffs read "Today" and "Tomorrow" on the near days. • Fixed: a failed schedule refresh could quietly cancel a game reminder you'd already set. A reminder survives a bad network now. • Fixed: a day that failed to load sat under a loading skeleton forever with nothing to tap. It says what went wrong and offers Retry — and in light mode the skeleton is visible while you wait, which it wasn't. • Fixed: a season came back short after a change at the source. A Games tab runs the whole season again.

• Basketball and hockey. The NBA and the NHL join college football and the NFL — same day strip, same Following section, same widget, same reminders 30 minutes before your teams play. StatSide has no offseason now: the season runs July through June. • Each league keeps its own language. NBA standings show wins, win percentage and games back; the NHL's show games played, W-L-OTL and points. Overtime is called overtime and a shootout is called a shootout. Nothing invents a down or a drive for a sport that hasn't got one. • A basketball or hockey game page has its line score, its leaders, its box score, and its plays grouped by period. • Rosters. Team pages have a Roster tab — the head coach, then every player by position, with the number, the height and weight, and the class year or the age. • Tables is now Leagues. Same hub, truer name: what it lists is leagues, and a conference or a poll is reached through one. The NBA and the NHL list their divisions there, each wearing its conference's mark. • A game that hasn't kicked leads with the time it does. The kickoff takes the big slot between the crests — the one a score fills the moment there is one — with the date and the network beneath it. • A game page says which tables it counts toward. The league and both conferences ride the top of Game info as badges you can tap, so the standings are one tap from the game instead of three. • Where a game is played got a card of its own, so the kickoff and the stadium stopped sharing one. • A Games tab now runs to the end of the season. Hockey's used to stop in January, and nothing said so. • Fixed: opening a team from search or from the widget could show you another team's schedule, next game and record under the right crest.

• The NFL is here. Follow your NFL teams next to your college ones. They share the Following section, the widget, and your kickoff reminders. • Scores runs a day at a time now, each league in its own section. Swipe for the next day, or tap Today to jump back. • Tables covers both: the Top 25 and every college conference, the AFC and NFC with their divisions, and the whole NFL in one table. • Teams is your follow list now. Add teams opens the full directory for both leagues, with the popular ones up front. • Search tells them apart. Two Cincinnatis, two Miamis, and the results say which league each one plays in. • The FCS gets its own card in Tables, so following a conference there takes one tap. • NFL schedules show bye weeks instead of jumping from week 7 to week 9. • Fixed: the whole Sun Belt was missing from Teams and search. All 14 teams are back.

• Box scores. Every game page now has a Box score tab — passing, rushing, receiving, and defense for both teams, live from the first drive and complete when the game ends. • Scoring plays say who scored. The team's mark leads the row and the scoring side's number carries the weight, so you can read a drive without matching player names against the leaders. • FCS, when you want it. Every FCS team has a page now, and they're in Teams and in search. Filter to an FCS conference — or follow one — and its games join your slate. Leave it alone and the slate stays FBS. • Sharing a game carries the matchup card as the link preview, so the thread shows the game instead of a stock picture of the app. • The Leaders card went two-sided, with player headshots on the outer edges — each player sits on their own team's side of the header. • Live scores reach further: a conference's Games tab keeps updating while you watch it, and Siri stopped reading out a score it doesn't have. • Team and conference pages got a cleaner header. It matches the cards now, with back, follow, and share on one row, and the season picker sits with the games it filters. • Live and final games lead with one big score between the logos, and the venue is back on the game page. • A game at the break reads "Half" instead of a stopped clock at 0:00. • The widget's scores line up in one column, and "Following" stopped truncating in the team-page toolbar. • Scores got lighter under the thumb — swiping between weeks and scrolling a full Saturday slate both cost less than they did.

• Team pages open on a new Overview tab: the next (or current) game up top, with the season's conference and overall records right under it. • Swiping between weeks on Scores now shows the neighboring week's real games mid-swipe instead of placeholders, and the new week lands instantly. • Dark mode got a retune: cards and sheets now sit visibly above the black background instead of blending into it. • The team-color header now paints all the way up behind the status bar, and switching tabs on team and conference pages slides the right way every time. • Box scores fill their card edge to edge with bigger, easier-to-read numbers.

• Scores opens by date now, so today's games lead the page. The by-conference view is one tap away in the new view sheet. • Filter the slate: all games, Top 25, or any single conference. Your filter and grouping choices stick between launches. • Conference pages picked up a Games tab: the whole season's slate, week by week, with past seasons in the season picker. • Team pages wear their team's colors, and a game in progress jumps to the top as a Current game card with live scores and the clock. • Standings show who's playing right now: a green dot for winning, red for losing. • Live rows list the TV network under the clock, so "where do I watch" gets answered without leaving Scores. • The live accent turned green, and on iOS 26 the header controls picked up a Liquid Glass finish.

• Swipe left or right on Scores to flip between weeks • Team pages now have a season selector — browse schedules and results back to 2014 • Redesigned widget: card-style rows, team records, and the TV network under kickoff times • Games without an announced kickoff now show TBD instead of a placeholder time • Slightly softer text for easier reading

Search is here. A new search tab finds any team, any conference, or any of this week's games in a couple of keystrokes. Conference pages: full standings for every FBS conference — one tap from Rankings, search, or any section header on Scores. Follow conferences, not just teams. Follow a conference and every one of its games joins your Following section. Redesigned widgets. The medium and large widgets now show a clean list of your followed games — kickoff times before the game, live scores during. Pinch the Scores screen to collapse or expand every section at once. Sharing a game now includes a matchup card image, and team logos switch to dark variants in dark mode.

• Kick times now read the way you think about them — "Today 3:30 PM," "Tomorrow," then the weekday. No date math on the way to the couch. • Every row reflows to a single column at the largest text sizes, so team names stop truncating to a letter and an ellipsis. • Sharing a score now carries a link to the app.