1965 College Football Season Imperialism Map
Territory Changes
Team Territory Control
This table shows all teams sorted by the number of territories they control.
Final standings: the UCLA Bruins finished on top with 25 of 103 territories (24.3%).
| Team | Territories Controlled |
|---|---|
| UCLA Bruins | 25 (24.3%) |
| Alabama Crimson Tide | 16 (15.5%) |
| LSU Tigers | 10 (9.7%) |
| Ole Miss Rebels | 10 (9.7%) |
| Arizona State Sun Devils | 8 (7.8%) |
| Miami RedHawks | 7 (6.8%) |
| Wake Forest Demon Deacons | 6 (5.8%) |
| Houston Cougars | 5 (4.9%) |
| Army Black Knights | 4 (3.9%) |
| Tennessee Volunteers | 4 (3.9%) |
| NC State Wolfpack | 3 (2.9%) |
| East Carolina Pirates | 2 (1.9%) |
| Buffalo Bulls | 1 (1.0%) |
| San Diego State Aztecs | 1 (1.0%) |
| Temple Owls | 1 (1.0%) |
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- Click any territory to trace its conquest history
- Explore seasons going back to the league's first year
How College Football Territory Conquest Works
At the start of each season, every team owns the territory closest to their stadium. Win a game, take ALL of your opponent's land. Lose, and everything you built disappears. Simple rules, brutal consequences.
Territory Rules
- Each team owns the land closest to their stadium
- Win = take ALL of the loser's territory
- Lose = lose everything
- Bowl games and playoffs follow the same winner-takes-all rules
- Neutral site games follow standard territory rules
- Territory accumulates all season - no resets until next year
Season Records
The standout territory feats of the season.
Team Directory
Each team's season at a glance — weeks spent leading the map, largest empire, territory conquered, and the rise-and-fall sparkline. Sorted by who dominated.
Navy Midshipmen
Jack Stephens Field at Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium stats
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