Published September 11, 2012 - 11:15am
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SoonerSports.com posted social media rankings for athletic departments in the FBS.
Rankings are for official pages, feeds and channels that represent the overall programs and universities. Official rankings are from CAIDA.
Here are the rankings, followed by the number of subscribers or followers:
Facebook Top 25
1. Ohio State 1,278,926
2. Florida 1,035,288
3. Texas 1,005,292
4. Alabama 710,800
5. Kentucky 657,772
6. North Carolina 651,152
7. Oregon 465,765
8. Wisconsin 460,603
9. Georgia 449,871
10. Michigan State 413,810
11. Duke 399,830
12. Iowa 395,750
13. Oklahoma 367,350
14. Nebraska 367,286
15. Missouri 350,731
16. Arkansas 350,380
17. South Carolina 338,973
18. Florida State 250,495
19. LSU 248,157
20. Tennessee 246,635
21. Notre Dame 245,159
22. Penn State 214,804
23. Syracuse 208,370
24. Minnesota 180,972
25. West Virginia 178,295
Twitter Top 25
1. Alabama 65,139
2. Nebraska 58,652
3. Florida 58,348
4. Georgia 54,449
5. Kentucky 47,166
6. Oklahoma 44,708
7. Kansas 42,268
8. Arkansas 42,198
9. Notre Dame 41,380
10. Iowa 38,942
11. South Carolina 36,731
12. Oregon 34,619
13. North Carolina 33,007
14. USC 32,117
15. Auburn 29,406
16. Penn State 26,402
17. Missouri 25,229
18. UCLA 24,890
19. Clemson 24,818
20. LSU 23,835
21. Miami (Fla.) 23,484
22. West Virginia 23,277
23. Kansas State 22,903
24. Texas A&M 22,809
25. Ohio State 22,487
YouTube Top 25
1. California 7,111
2. Miami (Fla.) 5,324
3. Auburn 5,143
4. LSU 4,545
5. USC 4,512
6. Alabama 4,398
7. Oklahoma 3,737
8. Michigan 3,700
9. Oregon 3,496
10. Tennessee 3,145
11. Stanford 3,119
12. Florida State 3,076
13. Oklahoma State 2,871
14. South Carolina 2,815
15. West Virginia 2,798
16. Clemson 2,749
17. Penn State 2,270
18. Texas A&M 1,996
19. BYU 1,880
20. Oregon State 1,854
21. Kentucky 1,843
22. Baylor 1,825
23. Minnesota 1,679
24. Washington 1,662
25. Georgia Tech 1,651

Texas A&M has 349,981 Facebook “Likes” which is good for 17th on the Facebook list. curious they were omitted.