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College Football Imperialism Map: Week 3

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I posted the first map, but then forgot to last week. I know there’s a few people who follow this, so I’ll post it regularly, as it’s fun to follow along. 

Texas has a chance to grab some land this week when they beat ULM, but then they may not gain much more for a few weeks after. 

For those who haven’t followed along before, read the info toward the bottom right. If you still don’t get it, tell me and I’ll explain. 
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We need to win some more rural battles so we can grab larger pockets. These pockets are tiny! Rhode Island like!

Completely new to this.. why does NIU have A&M, as much as I love it. 
 

do you claim land that the other team had when you beat them?

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8 hours ago, Chop said:

Completely new to this.. why does NIU have A&M, as much as I love it. 
 

do you claim land that the other team had when you beat them?

Notre Dame beat A&M (thus taking their land), then NIU beat Notre Dame... so they claim all the land ND had.

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13 hours ago, Chop said:

Completely new to this.. why does NIU have A&M, as much as I love it. 
 

do you claim land that the other team had when you beat them?

And I’m sure you gathered this from my previous answer, but yes you do claim that land. So when Texas beats ULM Saturday, they’ll get all the ULM land. 

Miss State has no land. OU most likely won’t have land. It’s going to be awhile after this addition before Texas has a chance to get more. 

In a few weeks this map will be down to a much lower number of teams. 

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