Austin Texas Longhorns + Pro + Hot Springs + sports + venues, 9 sections deep. Below: where the fan network expands and how the 3-site Austin sports network compounds.
High-leverage scope expansions ordered by impact-to-effort ratio.
Real-time Longhorns + Austin pro team scores via a free sports-data API.
Pre-game tailgate locations, parking, food, traditions for every UT home game.
Bars and venues hosting watch parties for major Austin sports moments.
Aggregator showing StubHub / SeatGeek / VividSeats pricing for major Austin games.
BF5700 (UT burnt orange) is the brand. Tune secondary hues to match official UT athletics palette exactly.
BSD is the gig-poster signature. Apply more consistently to all section heads.
Persistent mobile widget showing the next Longhorns + Astros + Texans game.
Per-player pages for current Longhorns + Austin pro rosters.
OU-Texas, A&M, etc. as evergreen content.
First-person field reports from each major Austin venue.
Copy any prompt into Claude. Replace bracketed placeholders before running. Framework follows the Opus 4.7 guide at claude.wholetech.com/prompting/.
<context> [Describe the site's current scope and the specific gap this prompt targets — replace with site-specific context before running.] </context> <instructions> For [GAME] on [date], write a 1,000-word preview: matchup history, current-season form, key player matchups, prediction. </instructions> <constraints> - No preamble. Lead with the strongest claim. - Cite at least one external source per major claim. - Match the site's editorial voice. - Year-anchor any title that could date. </constraints> <output_format> H1, lede paragraph, 4-6 H2 sections, short conclusion. </output_format>
<context> [Describe the site's current scope and the specific gap this prompt targets — replace with site-specific context before running.] </context> <instructions> Visit [VENUE]. Write a 1,200-word field report: getting there, parking, concessions, atmosphere, best seats, what to bring. </instructions> <constraints> - No preamble. Lead with the strongest claim. - Cite at least one external source per major claim. - Match the site's editorial voice. - Year-anchor any title that could date. </constraints> <output_format> H1, lede paragraph, 4-6 H2 sections, short conclusion. </output_format>
<context> [Replace with the specific topic, source material, and current angle before running.] </context> <instructions> Write the 700-word post-game recap: result, hinge plays, performance highlights, what it means for the season. </instructions> <constraints> - Voice: site's house style (read 2-3 existing pieces if needed). - 600-900 words unless the format specifies otherwise. - No filler, no preamble. </constraints>
<context> [Replace with the specific topic, source material, and current angle before running.] </context> <instructions> Write a 600-word "How to tailgate at [GAME]" piece: where to park, what to bring, traditions to follow. </instructions> <constraints> - Voice: site's house style (read 2-3 existing pieces if needed). - 600-900 words unless the format specifies otherwise. - No filler, no preamble. </constraints>
A printed annual covering the football+basketball+baseball season. Sold around bowl games.
Let venues self-list watch parties; we curate and rank. Monetize with featured-listing tier.
Sports-fan podcasts run on devotion. Identify and signal-boost the best ones.