Miami holds no land on the 2026 college football imperialism map after Week 10. Its largest empire was 1,008,264 mi² (1,079 counties) in 1987. It has held land in 86 seasons since 1936 and fought 316 battles for land, and finished 2 seasons as the largest empire.
Right now · 2026
Landless
nothing seeded this season
Home soil
1,221 mi²
the counties nearest the stadium
Seasons with land
86
finished #1 2 times
Battles for land
316
Recent campaigns
Season by season
- 2026seeded 1,221 mi² · peak 90,009 mi² (Week 5) · landless at the end · 3–1 in land battles
- 2025seeded 1,221 mi² · peak 587,421 mi² (Bowls 1) · landless at the end · 4–2 in land battles
- 2024seeded 1,221 mi² · peak 72,156 mi² (Week 8) · landless at the end · 3–1 in land battles
- 2023seeded 1,221 mi² · peak 362,784 mi² (Week 9) · landless at the end · 4–2 in land battles
- 2022seeded 1,221 mi² · peak 1,221 mi² (Preseason) · landless at the end · 0–1 in land battles
- 2021seeded 1,221 mi² · peak 55,886 mi² (Week 9) · landless at the end · 2–3 in land battles
- 2020seeded 1,221 mi² · peak 36,578 mi² (Week 3) · landless at the end · 2–1 in land battles
- 2019seeded 1,221 mi² · peak 17,869 mi² (Week 9) · landless at the end · 1–2 in land battles
86 seasons on the map since 1936
Rivalries
Land exchanged
- Florida State36 battles · took 1,598,023 mi² · lost 492,825 mi²
- Georgia Tech13 battles · took 87,613 mi² · lost 1,610,417 mi²
- Notre Dame13 battles · took 861,405 mi² · lost 830,130 mi²
- Nebraska6 battles · took 1,095,350 mi² · lost 290,887 mi²
Campaigns
Season by season
Opening the ledgers…