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College Football Imperialism Map


AeroHorn

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26 minutes ago, Hurtlocker said:

Ok, I missed this originally, but I am not sure how I've lived without this in my life.   This video has everything, but porn.  Which, now that I reflect on that, may be why I never saw it.

I didn't see any lead filled snowshoes but I'm blaming that on myself. I'm betting it's in there and I just missed it.

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3 hours ago, Gaffords said:

And this is the reason that no matter how much the fans want or how nutty Boren was, OU is NOT looking to bolt from the B12.  The Texas pipeline has always been their bread and butter. 

I agree with you, as I know the abundance of talent, and appreciate the rivalry within/ with the Lone Star State/ University of Texas... 

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1 hour ago, Hurtlocker said:

1) this map is terrible

2) It clearly shows how the Big 12 lost out out the fertile Nebraska recruiting grounds when they left.  

I can't believe that only 14 players came from Oklahoma and they have two teams in that state. 

Plus, we got a QB from there... or did we get a TE from there? (Depends on the year that 2017 is applying to.)

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16 minutes ago, mulletpelini said:

If SC beats ND they're gonna own some serious acreage

A lot points in the favor of USC at this point...

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On 10/16/2018 at 12:20 PM, AeroHorn said:

Week 7 update. We didn't gain any land. Big change is ISU taking over WVU land. Our endowments have increased to 32B, but still second to ND.

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1) that endowment thing is cool.

 

2) It's also interesting to look at real endowments on there.  Tech has almost as much money as OU?  Sad!  That's our number three system.

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Why does the map go back to last year?  The land bases can only grow bigger, and only teams that play that team can obtain land.  The premise of this is pretty stupid to begin with, but going back two years is just weird.  Shouldn't each year start with each team having their own territory?

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22 hours ago, 'stache said:

Why does the map go back to last year?  The land bases can only grow bigger, and only teams that play that team can obtain land.  The premise of this is pretty stupid to begin with, but going back two years is just weird.  Shouldn't each year start with each team having their own territory?

Two versions of the map. A version that starts fresh each year, and the other that is a continuation of the first year.

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Big week for Texas - we could take over Iowa State's territory and jump up into Top 5 of each of the categories:

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Stats!

Territories

1. Notre Dame- 21

2. Alabama- 17

3. Iowa State- 16

t4. Ohio State and Clemson- 12

Counties

  1. Alabama - 556
  2. Iowa State - 320
  3. Notre Dame - 313
  4. Michigan - 306
  5. Arizona State - 268

Population

  1. Notre Dame - 65,906,571
  2. Ohio State - 44,483,938
  3. Iowa State - 29,223,468
  4. Clemson - 24,114,545
  5. Alabama - 23,947,383

Land Area (sq. miles)

  1. Georgia - 700,256
  2. Arizona State - 454,000
  3. Alabama - 376,708
  4. Notre Dame - 353,924
  5. Iowa State - 289,638
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