NCAA.com | October 3, 2014 NY Times does college football fan map Share College football fan maps! http://t.co/bLklchnpqG pic.twitter.com/VC5UzURDeh — The Upshot (@UpshotNYT) October 3, 2014 The New York Times had previously released maps displaying the coverage of fandoms for professional baseball and basketball, and on Friday, college football got the fan map treatment. Using Facebook data for 82 teams, the Times displays the most-liked schools down to every ZIP code. While as expected, most schools dominate their surrounding areas, the map shows that schools like Texas, Oregon, Florida and Michigan have plenty of national appeal. Check out the post from the Times here, which goes into detail on the where the borders of several rivalries fall. Cool NY Times interactive map shows how the country roots for college football: http://t.co/hMBxeNVd3D pic.twitter.com/hNSnZXm6p5 — Britton K. Ransford (@BKRansford) October 3, 2014 This is really interesting: a NY Times map of what ZIP codes like which college football teams http://t.co/vKOt8Thydy pic.twitter.com/JqDnC3CHEd — Andy Deutsch (@andyd1458) October 3, 2014 How a wild week of FCS Football impacted Week 5's rankings Ranked vs. ranked wins, conference upsets and a 98-point win — yes, you read that right. Let's recap the action and how it impacted the latest poll. READ MORE Prairie View A&M enters the top 5, Celebration Bowl champs South Carolina State drop in the HBCU football power rankings for Week 5 Prairie View A&M jumps into the top five of the weekly HBCU college football power rankings from NCAA.com's Stan Becton. READ MORE College football scores: Top 25 rankings, schedule, results for Week 5 Here's the list of college football scores for top 25 games for Week 5, including TV channels, stats and the AP Poll. READ MORE