The site I\u2019ve chosen to review is called IMLeagues.com. It\u2019s the site this school and a lot of other colleges use to organize intramural sports.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
About half of any given page on this site is advertisements. In most circumstances, one could find this unsightly or inconvenient. I like to imagine that IMLeagues was made by a few college fellas that wanted to give some structure to the hectic world of intramural sports. I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if those fellas weren\u2019t even web majors. Just guys that took advantage of the platform.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
After initially logging in, the home page of the site becomes your university\u2019s home page, because why would you care about other schools\u2019 intramural sports? From there you can select what active sport you want to take your talents to. When you do that, you\u2019re taken to a page that offers the league\u2019s rules and important dates.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I like how teams and their records remain a constant within a given sport\u2019s family of pages. They\u2019re off to the left, and each team\u2019s name is a link to their roster. It\u2019s the most universally applicable information, and it gives you a way to access the less universally applicable information at any time.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I like IMLeagues. I don\u2019t use it any other time during the year than the month flag football takes place. But during that month, it\u2019s a very valuable resource. As someone who watches real football film for real football games, watching the guys in this league pore over this site – clicking every link, digging to the bottom of every page – is like looking in a funhouse mirror.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Intramural sports are simple, but they can be as infinitely complex as someone is willing to make them. IMLeagues is the same.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The site I\u2019ve chosen to review is called IMLeagues.com. It\u2019s the site this school and a lot of other colleges use to organize intramural sports. About half of any given page on this site is advertisements. In most circumstances, one could find this unsightly or inconvenient. I like to imagine that IMLeagues was made by … <\/p>\n