College Imperialism Map Fun Scenario

[FoxatUNT]

Long time lurker and first time poster on the boards.

Anyways, I'm sure that most of y'all know about the fun college imperialism map that was posted on reddit before the season began. Just for fun, I was looking at the updated map of this last week, and IF the Mean Green win against FAU, we will win control of portions of South Carolina and Alabama.

Also IF we end up playing Texas Tech in a bowl and IF(again I'm just having fun with this) we beat them, we would win back our home "territory", most of north texas, portions of west texas including El Paso, pretty much all of Oklahoma, portions of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Ohio, and Indiana. It would be cool to see all that green on the map at the end of the season. 

https://cfb.stakked.io/#

[Harry]

[NorthTexan95]

This seems like a fun neat idea but the more you think about it the less it is. It all depends on you winning and the other team having territory.  In theory you could go undefeated and have no land because your opponents didn't have any at the time they played you.  

[Christopher Walker]

4 hours ago, NorthTexan95 said:

This seems like a fun neat idea but the more you think about it the less it is. It all depends on you winning and the other team having territory.  In theory you could go undefeated and have no land because your opponents didn't have any at the time they played you.  

Naw, it's still cool and funny as all get out. Take for instance no one is getting the land Pitt has now. In beating Miami but not going bowling, they'll be squatting on it till next year. It's awesome.

[dmaxel]

1 minute ago, Christopher Walker said:

Naw, it's still cool and funny as all get out. Take for instance no one is getting the land Pitt has now. In beating Miami but not going bowling, they'll be squatting on it till next year. It's awesome.

Or also consider Miami vs. Clemson. Both will be playing for the ACC championship, yet neither is going to own any land no matter the outcome.

[oldguystudent]

I'm with ya on the South Carolina/Alabama part, but I don't see where we would take land from Tech.  West Virginia has most of the territory you mention. 

Edit:  Nevermind.  The link goes to week 11.  Update to week 13, and it makes sense. 

Edited November 28, 2017 by oldguystudent