Rehearse the ruling.
Work through a two-part replay script while the app follows your words. Find the places you skip or stall, then take another rep.
See RehearsalBuilt for basketball officials
OWN THE
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The review is over. Every ear is on you.
Get your reps before the mic is live.
Replay rulings. Real words. More confidence.
KNOW THE WORDS.FIND YOUR VOICE.OWN THE MOMENT.
01 / THE FEELING
ONE MIC.
ALL EYES.
YOUR CALL.
That walk to the microphone deserves practice, too. Step into the sound, the pressure, and the moment after the review.
Watch “Before the mic is live”
THE AFTER REVIEW FILM00:52
02 / THE PRACTICE
BUILD THE WORDS.
THEN BUILD THE CONFIDENCE.
A focused practice space for the part of officiating everyone hears.
Your next announcement starts here.
Hear yourself back.
Record your announcement in Playground. Review the transcript and listen to your delivery with arena echo.
See PlaygroundStep into Game Time.
Choose the teams and crowd. Give the pre-review announcement, press Next, then deliver the ruling as the crowd reacts.
See Game TimeYour voice, recognized. Teach speech recognition the calls the way you say them.
Your setup, your practice. Adjust the devices, crowd, and effects to fit your session.
03 / THE WALKTHROUGH
LESS WATCHING.
MORE GETTING STARTED.
Six focused films. One skill at a time.
Start at the beginning or jump to your next rep.
1:1101
Start here
Meet the app, explore the menu, and find your first practice session.
1:1302
Voice
Teach speech recognition the calls the way you say them.
1:2203
Rehearsal
Read a two-part replay script while the app follows along.
1:2404
Playground
Record a ruling, hear it with arena echo, and review your delivery.
1:2805
Game Time
Practice the pre-review, press Next, then give the ruling. Learn the hand and mic options.
1:2406
Your setup
Set up devices, arena effects, the announcer, and an iPhone or iPad companion.
NCAA replay practice scripts 16 SAMPLES · TEXT FILES ↓
Examples from the NCAA’s November 10, 2026 Replay Announcement Guide. Download one, then choose Rehearsal → Scripts → Import…. Each file separates the before-review and after-review announcements. Review both parts in the editor and adapt the details to your play.
- Out of bounds — reversed ↓
- Out of bounds — confirmed ↓
- Out of bounds — call stands ↓
- Backcourt — confirmed ↓
- Backcourt — reversed ↓
- Backcourt — call stands ↓
- Three-point goal — confirmed ↓
- Three-point goal — changed to two ↓
- Three-point goal — appeal unsuccessful ↓
- Foul before shot-clock expiration — confirmed ↓
- Foul changed to shot-clock violation ↓
- Shot-clock violation — confirmed ↓
- Shot-clock violation changed to foul ↓
- Flagrant foul — official review, upgrade ↓
- Flagrant foul — appeal successful ↓
- Flagrant foul — no upgrade ↓
These walkthroughs show the Apple app. Features and availability may differ across platforms.
04 / YOUR NEXT REP
BE READY
WHEN IT’S
YOUR MIC.
Bring the announcement into your practice routine.
How do I install the Mac preview?
Download the ZIP, open it, and drag After Review into Applications. You’ll need an Apple silicon Mac running macOS 27 or later.
The preview is a development build, not a notarized public release. If macOS blocks it, review Apple’s instructions for opening an app from an identified source. Only approve it if you trust this download. Managed Macs may not allow it.
What is the difference between preview and public release?
The preview lets you try the app while it is still being prepared for wider distribution. The public release will have Developer ID signing and Apple notarization. It will be listed here when it is ready.
Do I need a special microphone?
You can begin with your Mac’s microphone and speakers. After Review also supports choosing other audio devices. Watch the setup tutorial to explore your options.
Where should I start inside the app?
Start with Voice to help recognition understand your calls, then Rehearsal to work through a replay script. Use Playground to record and hear yourself, and Game Time when you’re ready to add the crowd.
Does After Review decide whether my ruling is correct?
After Review is a practice tool for your announcement and delivery. Keep using the current rules, mechanics, and guidance from your officiating organization to make and explain the ruling.