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How Mosaic scores schools, grades players, and reads a report.

Scores and scales

What the 0 to 100 fit score measures, what A, B, and C mean, and why two schools with different numbers can be the same grade.

How the 1-100 BestFit player score is built, how it maps to five competitive tiers, and why statistics can lower but never raise it.

How Mosaic reads a college roster to judge whether your position has room, and what each label means.

How scouts grade a player's tools, why a 17-year-old grades low today, and what Mosaic does with the scale.

The strip of small colored tiles next to each school is the fit score broken into its parts. Here is how to read it in three seconds.

The 0 to 10 weight next to each preference decides how much that factor pulls on the score. Zero removes it entirely.

Baseball is an equivalency sport. Here is what that means for the money, and why the full ride is a myth for almost everyone.

See how many players stayed or left, the size of the sample, and how past rosters help estimate openings at your position.

Where Mosaic's school and roster data comes from, how often it refreshes, and why a gray tile is not a bad sign about a school.

Want to see exactly where Mosaic’s numbers come from and how current they are? See Data.

Looking for how to use the app? See the guide or the release notes.