Import plays from Hudl into a drawn playbook

Field House One imports Hudl and XOS breakdown exports (.xlsx or .csv) and turns each snap into a drawn play, tendency numbers and a practice plan, so a high school staff keeps Hudl for video and gets the rest from its data.

How the import works

Export the breakdown from Hudl (or XOS) as .xlsx or .csv.
Choose the game it belongs to and upload the file as their offense, their defense or our own film.
Field House One detects each column (down, distance, yard line, hash, formation, play, result), and you confirm before anything is saved.
Each call is drawn from the book. Check the drawings against the tape and fix any that are off.

What you get from it

Their tendencies by down, distance, field zone and hash, with a field heat map.
Scout cards and snapshots of your answer against their calls.
A game-week practice plan with periods and scripts built from what they run.
Your own film on your own call sheet, so your numbers and theirs read the same way.

Why not just use Hudl?

Keep it. Hudl is where your league trades film, and Field House One doesn't host video. Hudl's breakdown is a spreadsheet; this is where it becomes a playbook, a call sheet and a plan. $400 a year.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Field House One work with Hudl?

Yes. It imports Hudl breakdown exports (.xlsx or .csv) for opponents and for your own film. It does not host video, so you keep Hudl for that.

Can I export plays from Hudl into a playbook?

Export the breakdown from Hudl as a spreadsheet and import it into Field House One. Each snap's call is matched to a drawn play.

Does it work with XOS?

Yes. XOS exports import the same way, including field position and hash.