There are 21 consolidations this week and we could set up more in Week 3. Keeping land out of the FCS is a big deal (see: 1994) and thankfully only Navy gave it up last week (though Akron and FIU came close) and this week we need Minnesota, NC State, Washington, Georgia, Rutgers, Wyoming, JMU, UCLA, Nevada, Coastal Carolina, Ole Miss, Tulane, SMU, TCU, Indiana and Clemson to avoid getting upset Michigan State and Ohio State both play G5 schools and could consolidate land on the 2022 map next week if they win.Ĭan't go through all 80 games involving land so I'll just put the highlights here Louisiana plays Eastern Michigan, who has a game next week with Arizona State so that could get land into a P5 conference (if the Pac-12 still qualifies) UCF plays Louisville, which could get this land into the ACC for a potential consolidation with Clemson In addition to the 2019/2020 landholders, 2021 also has NDSU, UCF, JMU, Louisiana, Kentucky, Michigan State, and Ohio State with land. Clemson plays an FCS team making them the one to cheer for, while either Alabama or Texas winning could lead to land consolidation this season.
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The 2019/2020 land holders are just 2018 plus Clemson and Alabama. If you're like me and want to add some stakes to as many games as possible (without gambling on all of them, just some of them) then here is the state of land consolidation for both previous maps and the current oneīaylor and North Dakota State are the two landholders this week and you might as well cheer for both of them the Bears could consolidate land on the 2022 map next week while BYU can't and North Dakota State has the Consolidation Game of the Year next week against Arizona, which could bring all pre-2022 land into FBS.īaylor joins Minnesota and Georgia as the teams holding land here, and considering Minnesota and Georgia play FCS opponents they're easy to cheer for too. Interactive version is under construction and will hopefully be here next week, sorry! Total Population: Ohio State (83,716,290 people).Counties Controlled: Ohio State (561 counties).Each territory is controlled by the team with the highest "power projection score" that score is calculated as (total AP poll points in most recent poll) / (distance between school and nearest county border).Ĭan FSU join the battle for Florida? And will the PAC-12 survive being colonized by Ohio State and Texas A&M? Tune in next week to find out. Have you ever wondered what it would be like if the US government were dissolved and each county was ruled by the strongest nearby CFB team instead? Now you can find out! This map visualizes each school's AP Poll performance (in terms of points received) as a map in which stronger teams can control more territory. The AP Poll Power Projection Map returns as well! Total Population: Rutgers (22,356,097 people).Water Area: Oklahoma State (52,024.23 sq.FBS Stadiums Controlled: Alabama, Indiana, Nevada, Ohio, SMU (3 territories).Then, throughout the season, each game's loser must cede their land to the winner. The rules are simple: each FBS team starts with the counties closest to their home stadium. Note 2: If all FCS teams were available to receive votes, Incarnate Word (2022) and William & Mary (2022) would be ranked 19th and 20th respectively.Reddit Rules/FAQ Announcements Filter Discord Twitter Social Media Poll/Pick 'Em Team Guide Awards Merchandise Amazon Referrals Select Flair Submit Game Thread If you know of any active teams that own land before 1978, please let me know. Note 1: The 1978 season is the farthest back I have researched on Empires Land. (This option is only used for tie-breaking purposes.)
Teams are then ranked by the number of poll era (AP and Coaches) national championships they possess.įinally, teams are ranked by my own subjective opinion. Teams are then ranked by whether or not they are undefeated. Teams are first ranked by ownership of the oldest existing CFB Empires Land. The College Football Empires Map, undefeated teams, and other blue blood programs. My hybrid meme poll focuses on all that I love about college football (outside of the Tide).
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