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Oct 22, 2024
8:34:18am

Benfica1 Truly Addicted User

Can BYU acquire anymore territory with their remaining schedule? See map -

College Football Imperialism Map after Week 8! #CFBimperialism ⚔️

Rules: FBS starting map. If you beat a team, you get its territory and keep it all until you lose (it all goes to the winner), but you can get back on the map by defeating others with land! pic.twitter.com/h6H8kuhkvw
— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) October 22, 2024

https://twitter.com/RedditCFB/status/1848718412496732200

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Can BYU acquire anymore territory with their remaining schedule? See map -

Benfica1

8:34am

RE: Can BYU acquire anymore territory with their remaining schedule? See map -

byuler

8:40am

Realistically Houston over Baylor is the only way to gain territory.

Benfica1

9:23am

Kansas and ASU have chances to get some chunk of land before they play BYU.

cwilke1

9:46am

Weird map. Iowa st has very little and Baylor has a lot.

SolidBlue

8:43am

You need to beat teams on winning steak. BYU gained no new land in recent games.

COACHdrn

8:55am

this map concept is funny with the ncaa football format with bowl games and some

cwilke1

9:04am

The NCAA basketball tournament champion would have 68 other team's land.

COACHdrn

9:07am

with conference tournaments in ncaa basketball, almost every team ends the

cwilke1

9:14am

So going into the tournament, the entire country would be split up among 32...

COACHdrn

9:22am

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