Inspired by u/EzDuke's post. If you want to skip ahead and just see the mock, the Google Sheet is below as the actual writeup might be quite lengthy.
Link to the Google Sheet

Coaching Moves

So Matt Canada is by now getting another shot as offensive coordinator. While disappointing, I won't be changing that in my mock offseason.
Instead, I would hire a "senior offensive assistant" akin to how the Steelers hired Teryl Austin and Brian Flores as defensive assistants who helped out all over defense. In this mock, the Steelers hire Byron Leftwich under the titles of passing game coordinator and senior offensive assistant.
Yes, the Buccaneers offense was horrendous this year. But they went through many personnel changes and saw a decline in Brady's overall play. Byron Leftwich still had some part in creating an extremely successful Buccaneers passing attack the two years before that. For what its worth, the Buccaneers still had the 2nd most passing yards and 12 most passing TDs in the league this regular season, being hampered by the worst rushing offense in the league. Leftwich as a hiring makes even more sense as he has Pittsburgh connections. Furthermore, it might incentivize Matt Canada to try and keep his job while also adding help to the offensive coaching room.
It sounds like Brian Flores might be heading to the Cardinals as their Head Coach. To replace him, the Steelers hire Lovie Smith as their new senior defensive assistant. Lovie created the Tampa 2 defense that Mike Tomlin learned during his time as DB coach. He also fits the mold of a Steelers defensive assistant hiring as a former head coach or coordinator who was let go by their team. Lovie is primarily a 4-3 coach but his experience with linebackers is still valuable. Brian Urlacher, Lance Briggs, Derrick Brooks all had All-Pro seasons under him. His general experience as a defensive coordinator and head coach can also help.
Blaine Stewart the Assistant WRs coach is leaving to WVU. To replace him the Steelers hire Larry Smith, the WRs coach at Memphis, where Calvin Austin played.

Cap Moves

Currently the Steelers have exactly $1,648,747 in cap. This can increase with some cuts and restructures.
Lets start off with the cuts. I pretty much agree with Duke here on who to cut.
- Akhello Witherspoon played horribly. He is not the worth contract at all. That saves $4,000,000.
- Mitch Trubisky gets cut cause he is not worth his current contract and because he was whining about regretting signing here. That saves $8,000,000.
- Myles Jack is not worth his current contract but I do think he can return in some capacity. That saves another $8,000,000
- William Jackson III's contract is absolutely terrible, but we gave up peanuts for the trade. This saves $12,750,000
- Finally Gunner Olszewski. Patriot plant. Steven Sims is a much better option. This saves $2,000,000.
Now the restructures. Again, I agree with Duke here on who to restructure.
- Cam restructure saves $7,342,500.
- Chuks restructure saves $2,460,000
- Diontae restructure saves $3,460,000.
- Daniels restructure saves $3,585,000.
In total the Steelers save $51,597,500 and end up with $53,276,247 in total. Good enough amount to head into free agency.

Returning Free Agents

I used Over The Cap's free agent valuations to try and value what contracts and cap hits to give players, and went from there. They may not necessarily be accurate but I'm not a GM so I tried to be what I thought was fair.
I brought back most of the free agents the Steelers had. The big three for me were Sutton, Ogunjobi, and Edmunds. The rest were people I thought were good depth signings.
I also brought Myles Jack back on a smaller contract as the thought of having Robert Spillane start scares the shit out of me.
Finally, Alex Highsmith gets a massive extension that he's worth. He will solidify the Pittsburgh pass rush for the next few years. He got a 4 year $60,000,000 extension with a little higher AAV than Matt Judon's deal with the Patriots.

Outside Free Agents

I didn't want to add too many free agents but I decided to go ahead and sign a few contracts. Again I used Over The Cap's free agent valuations. The most notable being Bills LB Tremaine Edmunds which seems like a move that Steelers fans universally want. He would immediately be an upgrade over any of our current LBs and paired with Myles Jack would be a solid signing. He gets a 4 year, $68,000,000 contract. Just a little less than Roquan but still quite a bit.
Next the Steelers add Lions G Evan Brown at a 3 year, $15,750,000 contract to replace Kevin Dotson. The left side of the line needs improvement in my opinion and while Dan Moore showed improvement throughout the season, I think Kevin Dotson has ran out of time in Pittsburgh. Evan Brown filled in for Lions G Halapoulivaati Vaitai and proved he is capable as a starter. But he also won't break the bank.
We see a reunion in Pittsburgh with Bud Dupree who comes in with a 2 year $5,000,000 prove it deal. Dupree would be a great third edge rusher and a rotation piece to an already solid pass rush. With his injuries in the past few years, reduced snaps would probably benefit him for a while.
Finally, the Steelers sign Drew Lock as a backup to Kenny. Lock sucked as a starter but I think he can be a solid and cheap backup. He will hopefully not have to see the field too much.

Draft

I am using PFN's draft simulator. I find that PFF values players completely differently from most other simulators. I haven't done much draft research yet, so these aren't perfect picks but rather positions I think are important. Keep in mind that draft stocks will rise and drop after the Combine and Pro Days so this will likely look very different.
- 1.17: Cam Smith (CB, South Carolina): He's quick and has good instincts in coverage. He also has great ball skills. He has the chance to compete for a starting spot or can develop behind Levi Wallace.
- 2.32: Josh Downs (WR, North Carolina): One of the best slot receivers in college football. He had solid production throughout college. He has elite speed, has been used as a great red zone target his entire career (Something Kenny could use) and has a great route tree. He is somewhat short however and will also need to work on drops.
- 2.49: Siaki Ika (DT, Baylor): Hell of an athlete and very strong. He projects as a nose tackle in the league. He can battle Montravius Adams for the starting spot and shore up the D-line for the future.
- 3.80: Blake Freeland (OT, BYU): A developmental tackle who can serve as depth and possible develop into a starter if Dan Moore doesn't cut it.
Rest are all depth pieces or special teams players who might not even make the roster.

Final Thoughts

This is a highly idealistic mock. I don't expect the Steelers to go this crazy but I do expect they will make moves to improve the team. I would love to hear this sub's criticisms!

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	School	PD Research	PD Primary Care	USNWR*	combined PD score	%	Step 1	Step 2
1	UCSF	4.6	4.6	3	9.2	100%	238	250
2	University of Washington	4.3	4.5	9	8.8	100%	231	245
3	Michigan	4.5	4.2	17	8.7	99%	242	251
4	NYU	4.4	4.2	2	8.6	98%	244	250
5	UCLA	4.4	4.2	19	8.6	98%	248	246
6	UPenn	4.5	4.1	6	8.6	97%	246	253
7	Harvard	4.7	3.8	1	8.5	96%	245	250
8	Stanford	4.6	3.9	8	8.5	96%	243	243
9	Pitt	4.2	4.2	14	8.4	96%	239	248
10	JHU	4.6	3.8	3	8.4	95%	246	250
11	Northwestern	4.3	4.1	17	8.4	95%	242	255
12	WashU	4.5	3.8	11	8.3	94%	246	255
13	Duke	4.4	3.9	6	8.3	94%	241	245
14	Vanderbilt	4.3	3.9	13	8.2	92%	246	251
15	UNC	4	4.2	25	8.2	92%	235	249
16	Mayo	4.3	3.9	14	8.2	92%	247	255
17	Columbia	4.4	3.7	3	8.1	92%	238	244
18	Emory	4.1	4	22	8.1	91%	239	249
19	UT Southwestern	4.1	4	25	8.1	91%	237	251
20	Oregon	3.8	4.2	32	8	89%	230	243
21	UChicago	4.1	3.9	20	8	89%	244	255
22	Baylor	4	4	22	8	89%	244	252
23	Weill Cornell	4.2	3.7	14	7.9	88%	236	252
24	UCSD	4	3.9	20	7.9	88%	242	251
25	Wisconsin	3.9	4	37	7.9	88%	238	250
26	Yale	4.1	3.7	10	7.8	84%	246	248
27	Colorado	3.7	4.1	27	7.8	84%	236	246
28	UVA	3.9	3.9	30	7.8	84%	242	256
29	Iowa	3.8	4	41	7.8	84%	236	247
30	Ohio State	3.9	3.9	30	7.8	84%	238	252
31	Rochester	3.7	4.1	37	7.8	84%	242	248
32	Brown	3.7	4	35	7.7	83%	234	250
33	Minnesota	3.7	4	43	7.7	83%	232	245
34	USC Keck	3.9	3.8	28	7.7	82%	236	245
35	Case Western	3.9	3.8	24	7.7	82%	237	246
36	UAB Alabama	3.7	3.9	32	7.6	82%	236	247
37	UC Davis	3.7	3.8	51	7.5	80%	233	239
38	Icahn Mt Sinai	3.8	3.7	11	7.5	80%	242	249
39	Indiana	3.6	3.9	41	7.5	80%	240	245
40	Dartmouth	3.7	3.7	47	7.4	79%	237	245
41	Utah	3.6	3.8	35	7.4	79%	239	242
42	Boston Univeristy BU	3.6	3.8	32	7.4	79%	238	250
43	Jefferson	3.6	3.7	56	7.3	78%	237	245
44	Wake Forest	3.6	3.7	47	7.3	78%	234	247
45	NYU LI	3.4	3.9	unranked	7.3	77%	233	249
46	Georgetown	3.6	3.6	56	7.2	74%	231	246
47	Tufts	3.5	3.7	56	7.2	74%	234	245
48	U Florida	3.6	3.6	37	7.2	74%	240	242
49	Maryland	3.6	3.6	29	7.2	74%	235	247
50	Miami	3.6	3.6	43	7.2	74%	239	248
51	McGovern UT Houston	3.6	3.6	53	7.2	74%	239	247
52	Cincinnati	3.4	3.8	43	7.2	72%	242	253
53	Albert Einstein	3.4	3.8	37	7.2	72%	246	251
54	UT San Antonio	3.4	3.8	47	7.2	72%	238	249
55	Medical College of Wisconsin MCW	3.4	3.8	unranked	7.2	72%
56	UC Irvine	3.5	3.5	51	7	71%	244	246
57	GWU	3.4	3.6	61	7	71%	236	248
58	Rush	3.3	3.6	68	6.9	69%	232	249
59	UVermont	3.1	3.8	64	6.9	69%	228	245
60	Illinois	3.3	3.6	56	6.9	69%	231	240
61	Kansas	3.2	3.6	64	6.8	67%	225	245
62	Tulane	3.2	3.6	unranked	6.8	67%
63	MUSC	3.2	3.6	56	6.8	67%	229	243
64	Connecticut	3.1	3.7	62	6.8	67%	227	244
65	VCU	3.2	3.6	62	6.8	67%	230	246
66	Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (Hebert)	3.4	3.4	unranked	6.8	66%
67	UMass	3.2	3.5	47	6.7	63%	235	246
68	Nebraska	3.1	3.6	53	6.7	63%	229	245
69	Loyola Stritch	3.1	3.6	unranked	6.7	63%	219	243
70	Missouri	3.1	3.6	80	6.7	63%	?	?
71	Wayne State	3.1	3.6	68	6.7	63%	233	243
72	Penn State	3.2	3.5	unranked	6.7	63%
73	Louisville	3.1	3.5	87	6.6	61%	227	240
74	Kentucky	3.2	3.4	64	6.6	61%	230	246
75	University of South Florida (USF)	3.2	3.4	46	6.6	61%	234	242
76	LKSOM-Temple	3.1	3.5	68	6.6	61%	231	244
77	Creighton	2.9	3.6	unranked	6.5	58%
78	Saint Louis University SLU	2.9	3.6	73	6.5	58%	229	245
79	Oklahoma	3	3.5	74	6.5	58%	229	245
80	Rutgers - RWJMS	3.2	3.3	68	6.5	58%	233	247
81	Tennessee	3.1	3.4	68	6.5	58%	228	245
82	SUNY Buffalo	3.1	3.4	74	6.5	58%	225	245
83	UT Austin (Dell)	3	3.4	unranked	6.4	56%
84	New Mexico	2.8	3.6	87	6.4	56%	226	237
85	UTMB	3.1	3.3	unranked	6.4	56%
86	Stony Brook	3.1	3.2	53	6.3	56%	230	249
87	Texas A&M	3	3.3	80	6.3	53%	229	240
88	Rutgers - NJMS	3	3.3	74	6.3	53%	232	241
89	Michigan State	2.8	3.5	unranked	6.3	53%
90	Missouri - Kansas City	2.8	3.5	85	6.3	53%	225	237
91	Arkansas	2.9	3.4	74	6.3	53%	225	243
92	LSU New Orleans	2.9	3.4	unranked	6.3	53%
93	Arizona Tucson	2.9	3.3	74	6.2	51%	227	242
94	Eastern Virginia Medical School EVMS	2.8	3.4	87	6.2	51%	236	244
95	Albany	2.8	3.4	unranked	6.2	51%
96	East Carolina (ECU) Brody	2.6	3.5	95-124	6.1	48%	231	243
97	SUNY Upstate	2.9	3.2	87	6.1	48%	230	243
98	U South Carolina	2.8	3.3	93	6.1	48%	230	237
99	Arizona Phoenix	2.7	3.4	unranked	6.1	48%
100	Hawaii	2.6	3.5	74	6.1	48%	229	242
101	Mississippi	2.9	3.2	unranked	6.1	48%
102	Texas Tech Lubbock	2.7	3.3	87	6	45%	230	241
103	West Virginia University WVU	2.7	3.3	82	6	45%	232	245
104	UC Riverside	2.8	3.2	95-124	6	45%	229	243
105	Morehouse	2.6	3.4	unranked	6	45%
106	Howard	2.7	3.3	95-124	6	45%	215	226
107	Wright State Boonshoft	2.4	3.5	95-124	5.9	42%	227	231
108	Southern Illinois SIU	2.6	3.3	unranked	5.9	42%
109	Drexel	2.6	3.3	85	5.9	42%	231	243
110	Loma Linda	2.7	3.2	unranked	5.9	42%
111	Geisinger	2.6	3.3	unranked	5.9	42%
112	University of South Carolina--Greenville	2.6	3.3	unranked	5.9	42%
113	MCG Augusta University	2.6	3.2	82	5.8	41%	236	247
114	NYMC - New York Medical College	2.6	3.2	93	5.8	41%	233	241
115	Virginia Tech	2.7	3.1	82	5.8	41%	237	249
116	Kaiser	2.5	3.3	unranked	5.8	39%
117	North Dakota	2.4	3.4	unranked	5.8	39%
118	RFU Chicago Medical School	2.5	3.3	unranked	5.8	39%
119	SUNY Downstate	2.8	3	unranked	5.8	39%
120	Toledo	2.5	3.2	95-124	5.7	36%	228	247
121	Cooper	2.5	3.2	95-124	5.7	36%	233	244
122	Florida State FSU	2.5	3.2	95-124	5.7	36%	227	243
123	LSU Shreveport	2.6	3.1	unranked	5.7	36%	220	240
124	CUNY School of Medicine	2.7	3	unranked	5.7	36%
125	University of North Texas Health Science Center Medical School	2.4	3.2	95-124	5.6	33%	227	238
126	Hofstra	2.5	3.1	64	5.6	33%	238	250
127	Ohio University DO	2.3	3.3	95-124	5.6	33%
128	Oklahoma State DO	2.4	3.2	95-124	5.6	33%
129	Texas Tech El Paso	2.5	3.1	unranked	5.6	33%
130	Meharry	2.4	3.2	unranked	5.6	33%
131	University of Houston College of Medicine	2.7	2.8	unranked	5.5	30%
132	South Dakota	2.2	3.3	unranked	5.5	30%
133	Nevada Las Vegas	2.5	3	unranked	5.5	30%
134	East Tennessee	2.2	3.3	95-124	5.5	30%	229	244
135	Quinnipiac	2.3	3.2	95-124	5.5	30%	236	248
136	Michigan State DO	2.2	3.2	95-124	5.4	28%
137	Mercer	2.4	3	unranked	5.4	28%
138	Northeast Ohio NEOMED	2.3	3.1	95-124	5.4	28%
139	University of Central Florida UCF	2.4	3	87	5.4	28%	234	245
140	PCOM DO	2.1	3.3	unranked	5.4	28%
141	South Alabama	2.2	3.1	unranked	5.3	26%
142	KCU DO	2.2	3.1	unranked	5.3	26%
143	Marshall	2.2	3.1	95-124	5.3	26%	221	237
144	Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences DO	2.2	3.1	unranked	5.3	26%
145	University of New England DO	2	3.3	95-124	5.3	24%
146	Nevada Reno	2.3	3	95-124	5.3	24%	232	244
147	University of Puerto Rico	2.4	2.9	unranked	5.3	24%
148	Des Moines University DMU DO	2	3.2	unranked	5.2	23%
149	AT Still Kirkville DO	2	3.2	unranked	5.2	23%
150	Washington State	2.4	2.8	unranked	5.2	22%
151	Hackensack	2.4	2.8	unranked	5.2	22%
152	OUWB	2.1	3	unranked	5.1	21%
153	FIU	2.2	2.9	95-124	5.1	21%	241	246
154	Midwestern Chicago DO	2.1	2.9	unranked	5	19%
155	NYIT DO	2.1	2.9	unranked	5	19%
156	Florida Altantic FAU	2.1	2.9	95-124	5	19%	231	249
157	Western Michigan	2.1	2.9	unranked	5	19%
158	Edward VCOM DO	1.8	3.1	95-124	4.9	17%
159	UTRGV	2.1	2.8	unranked	4.9	17%
160	Rowan DO	2	2.9	95-124	4.9	17%
161	Central Michigan CMU	2.1	2.7	unranked	4.8	16%
162	Ponce	2.2	2.6	unranked	4.8	16%
163	LECOM DO	1.8	3	95-124	4.8	15%
164	AT Still Mesa DO	1.9	2.9	unranked	4.8	15%
165	Texas Christian University	2	2.7	unranked	4.7	15%
166	Western U DO	1.9	2.7	95-124	4.6	12%
167	West Virginia DO	1.7	2.9	95-124	4.6	12%
168	Rocky Vista DO	1.8	2.8	unranked	4.6	12%
169	PNWU DO	1.9	2.7	unranked	4.6	12%
170	Lincoln Memorial Debusk DO	1.7	2.9	95-124	4.6	12%
171	Marian DO	1.7	2.9	94-125	4.6	12%
172	Touro California DO	1.8	2.7	95-124	4.5	11%
173	Midwestern AZ DO	1.8	2.6	unranked	4.4	9%
174	Carle Illinois	2	2.4	unranked	4.4	9%
175	Califonia University of Science and Medicine	1.7	2.7	unranked	4.4	9%
176	San Juan Bautista	1.8	2.6	unranked	4.4	9%
177	Liberty DO	1.6	2.7	unranked	4.3	8%
178	Touro DO	1.7	2.6	unranked	4.3	7%
179	Campbell DO	1.8	2.5	unranked	4.3	7%
180	Nova DO	1.7	2.5	95-124	4.2	5%
181	Pikeville DO	1.6	2.6	95-124	4.2	5%
182	William Carey DO	1.6	2.6	95-124	4.2	5%
183	California Northstate	1.7	2.5	unranked	4.2	5%
184	Nova MD	1.7	2.4	unranked	4.1	5%
185	Alabama DO	1.6	2.4	unranked	4	4%
186	Sam Houston State University College of Osteopathic Medicine	1.6	2.4	unranked	4	4%
187	California Health Sciences University College of Osteopathic Medicine	1.5	2.4	unranked	3.9	3%
188	Noorda DO	1.4	2.5	unranked	3.9	3%
189	Idaho DO	1.6	2.2	unranked	3.8	2%
190	Universidad Central del Caribe	1.6	2.2	unranked	3.8	2%
191	Burrell DO	1.5	2.3	unranked	3.8	1%
192	Arkansas DO	1.5	2	unranked	3.5	1%
193	Incarnate Word DO	1.5	1.9	unranked	3.4	0%

Some notes:

1. Like the previous two years, I have assigned equal weight to research and primary care rankings and simply added them together to make the total score.
2. Every school on USNWR is covered, including those that have "Ranking Not Published (RNP)" designations.
3. Though the residency director ratings may be better than the aggregate USNWR rankings, there are reasons to be skeptical. How are program directors polled on these rankings? It is hard to imagine many PDs sitting down and forming a rank list of 185 institutions with any kind of significant reproducibility or resolution. More transparency in the methodology of these ratings would be useful.
4. Please let me know if there are typos or other errors and I will fix them ASAP.
5. bold step score = updated from last year

also for the record, I stand by what I've said before - While speculation about this may yield interesting results, I'd like to remind people that USNWR rankings have faced very legitimate criticisms and this study showed that "Our results suggest that residents' medical school of origin is weakly correlated with clinical competency as measured by a standardized OSCE."

6'6" wing Jamie Kaiser out of Bishop Ireton in Northern VA recently finished up his official visit to College Park, and has received 2 predictions from 247 Sports Analysts that he will choose the Terps, who are in his top 9 schools (along with Wisconsin, Miami (FL), Indiana, Virginia, Wake Forest, Iowa, Boston College, and WVU).
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With everything going on around realignment, and Oklahoma using 11 am kickoffs as an excuse for this, I decided to do a little research. I documented the number of each Big 12 teams 11 am kickoffs beginning with the 2015 season. An important note is that I did not include cancelled games in any of the data, so there may have been games scheduled for 11 am kickoffs that were not played. Bold indicates the most 11 am kickoffs that season.
TLDR: Nope.

	ISU	KU	KSU	OSU	OU	UT	TCU	TTU	BU	WVU
2015	4	7	3	0	3	5	2	2	4	6
2016	5	5	5	6	5	5	4	2	3	4
2017	6	6	3	4	1	4	3	7	5	6
2018	4	6	3	3	4	3	4	4	3	3
2019	5	5	3	3	5	2	3	6	1	5
2020	3	4	5	3	3	5	4	2	1	6
Total	27	33	22	19	21	24	20	23	17	30

In the last 6 seasons, to no surprise, Kansas has played the most 11 am games. Meanwhile, Oklahoma comes in with the 7th most 11 am kicks. A far cry from what their fanbase (along with the coaching staff and administration) make it sound like. Also during this time, Oklahoma has never had the most 11 am kicks of the Big 12 teams. The closest they came to holding this title was twice, in both 2016 and 2019 when they tied for second both times.
But what about when you compare OU to other blue bloods?
In the same time period, Alabama has played 10 11 am games; Clemson has played 19; Ohio State has played 26; Georgia has played 20; and Florida has played 22. Maybe the pastures aren't greener in the SEC? Obviously money is the real reason behind this move, but OU fans seem to believe 11 am kicks are a big reason behind this. If they really buy into that, I don't think they are going to be very happy.
Does it impact recruiting?

247 Class Ranking	# of 11 am Kicks
19	3
8	5
9	1
6	4
12	5
10	3

There really is not much of a correlation here at all. OU has had fairly consistent recruiting in this time span, while being out recruited by teams with similar number (or more in the case of Ohio St) 11 am kickoffs.
I hope these tables format right

Actual Rank	School	PD Research	PD Primary Care	USNWR*	combined PD score	percentile	Step 1	Step 2
1	UCSF	4.6	4.6	4	9.2	100%	238	250
2	UPenn	4.5	4.2	9	8.7	98%	247	251
2	University of Washington	4.2	4.5	7	8.7	98%	231	245
2	Michigan	4.5	4.2	15	8.7	98%	242	250
5	Harvard	4.6	3.9	1	8.5	96%	245	250
5	JHU	4.6	3.9	7	8.5	96%	246	250
5	Stanford	4.5	4	4	8.5	96%	243	243
5	NYU	4.3	4.2	2	8.5	96%	244	250
5	Pitt	4.3	4.2	13	8.5	96%	232	249
10	WashU	4.5	3.9	11	8.4	95%	242	250
10	UCLA	4.3	4.1	21	8.4	95%	230	244
12	Duke	4.4	3.9	3	8.3	94%	241	245
13	Vanderbilt	4.2	4	13	8.2	91%	247	250
13	Columbia	4.4	3.8	4	8.2	91%	238	244
13	Northwestern	4.2	4	15	8.2	91%	249	253
13	Emory	4.1	4.1	22	8.2	91%	239	249
13	UNC	4	4.2	24	8.2	91%	233	249
13	Mayo	4.3	3.9	11	8.2	91%	240	249
19	Oregon	3.8	4.2	29	8	89%	225	242
19	UChicago	4.1	3.9	17	8	89%	244	252
19	Baylor	4	4	22	8	89%	244	252
19	UT Southwestern	4.1	3.9	26	8	89%	239	251
23	Cornell	4.2	3.7	19	7.9	88%	236	252
23	UCSD	4	3.9	19	7.9	88%	234	249
23	Yale	4.1	3.8	10	7.9	87%	244	248
26	Wisconsin	3.9	3.9	33	7.8	86%	238	248
26	Colorado	3.7	4.1	27	7.8	86%	226	245
26	UVA	3.9	3.9	31	7.8	86%	242	252
29	Iowa	3.8	3.9	39	7.7	85%	232	246
30	Brown	3.7	3.9	36	7.6	82%	234	250
31	USC Keck	3.9	3.7	29	7.6	82%	236	245
31	Case Western	3.9	3.7	25	7.6	82%	237	246
31	Minnesota	3.7	3.9	42	7.6	82%	228	243
31	Ohio State	3.8	3.8	33	7.6	82%	236	252
31	Rochester	3.6	4	36	7.6	82%	234	244
36	Dartmouth	3.7	3.8	45	7.5	81%	237	245
36	UAB Alabama	3.7	3.8	32	7.5	81%	227	240
38	UC Davis	3.7	3.7	48	7.4	78%	219	238
38	Utah	3.7	3.7	41	7.4	78%	239	242
38	Boston Univeristy BU	3.6	3.8	33	7.4	78%	238	250
38	Icahn Mt Sinai	3.8	3.6	17	7.4	78%	235	250
38	Indiana	3.6	3.8	42	7.4	78%	233	242
43	Georgetown	3.6	3.7	55	7.3	78%	232	243
43	NYU LI	3.5	3.8	unranked	7.3	77%
45	Tufts	3.5	3.7	55	7.2	77%	234	247
45	Cincinnati	3.4	3.8	42	7.2	76%	241	248
46	McGovern UT Houston	3.6	3.5	53	7.1	74%
46	U Florida	3.5	3.6	36	7.1	74%	234	251
46	Jefferson	3.5	3.6	55	7.1	74%	235	242
46	Medical College of Wisconsin MCW	3.4	3.7	unranked	7.1	74%
46	Maryland	3.5	3.6	27	7.1	74%	232	244
52	Wake Forest	3.5	3.5	48	7	72%	231	247
52	Miami	3.5	3.5	45	7	72%	232	245
52	Albert Einstein	3.3	3.7	39	7	72%	236	249
55	UC Irvine	3.5	3.4	48	6.9	70%	231	246
55	UT San Antonio	3.3	3.6	52	6.9	70%	231	244
55	GWU	3.3	3.6	60	6.9	70%	?	?
55	Rush	3.3	3.6	64	6.9	70%	232	249
59	UVermont	3.2	3.6	66	6.8	68%	228	245
59	Kansas	3.2	3.6	75	6.8	68%	225	245
59	Tulane	3.2	3.6	unranked	6.8	68%
59	UMass	3.2	3.6	45	6.8	68%	235	246
59	Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (Hebert)	3.3	3.5	unranked	6.8	67%
59	MUSC	3.3	3.5	unranked	6.8	67%	229	243
65	Nebraska	3.1	3.6	54	6.7	63%	229	245
65	Connecticut	3.1	3.6	61	6.7	63%	227	244
65	Loyola Stritch	3.2	3.5	unranked	6.7	63%	219	243
65	Missouri	3.1	3.6	75	6.7	63%	?	?
65	VCU	3.2	3.5	61	6.7	63%	230	246
65	Wayne State	3.1	3.6	66	6.7	63%	233	243
65	Illinois	3.2	3.5	55	6.7	63%	231	240
65	Penn State	3.2	3.5	unranked	6.7	63%
73	Louisville	3.1	3.5	75	6.6	61%	227	240
73	Creighton	3	3.6	unranked	6.6	61%
73	Saint Louis University SLU	3	3.6	70	6.6	61%	229	245
76	Kentucky	3.2	3.3	70	6.5	60%	230	246
76	Oklahoma	3	3.5	74	6.5	60%	229	245
78	USF	3.2	3.2	48	6.4	58%	234	242
78	LKSOM-Temple	3	3.4	61	6.4	58%	231	244
78	Rutgers - RWJMS	3.1	3.3	70	6.4	58%	233	247
78	UT Austin (Dell)	3.1	3.3	unranked	6.4	58%
82	Texas A&M	3	3.3	75	6.3	53%	229	240
82	Kaiser	2.8	3.5	unranked	6.3	53%
82	Arizona Tucson	3	3.3	70	6.3	53%	227	242
82	Rutgers - NJMS	3	3.3	66	6.3	53%	232	241
82	Michigan State	2.8	3.5	unranked	6.3	53%
82	Tennessee	3	3.3	93-123	6.3	53%	228	245
82	SUNY Buffalo	3	3.3	81	6.3	53%	225	245
82	Eastern Virginia Medical School EVMS	2.9	3.4	88	6.3	53%	236	244
82	Missouri - Kansas City	2.8	3.5	83	6.3	53%	225	237
91	Stony Brook	3.1	3.1	55	6.2	53%	230	249
91	New Mexico	2.8	3.4	81	6.2	52%	226	237
91	LSU New Orleans	2.9	3.3	unranked	6.2	52%
94	UTMB	3.1	3	unranked	6.1	48%
94	East Carolina (ECU) Brody	2.7	3.4	93-123	6.1	48%	231	243
94	SUNY Upstate	2.9	3.2	88	6.1	48%	230	243
94	Arkansas	2.9	3.2	75	6.1	48%	225	243
94	U South Carolina	2.8	3.3	90	6.1	48%	230	237
94	Arizona Phoenix	2.7	3.4	unranked	6.1	48%
100	Hawaii	2.7	3.3	64	6	46%	229	242
100	North Dakota	2.5	3.5	unranked	6	46%
100	Mississippi	2.8	3.2	unranked	6	46%
100	Wright State Boonshoft	2.5	3.5	93-123	6	46%	227	231
104	RFU Chicago Medical School	2.6	3.3	unranked	5.9	43%
104	Southern Illinois SIU	2.6	3.3	unranked	5.9	43%
104	Drexel	2.7	3.2	86	5.9	43%	231	243
104	Texas Tech Lubbock	2.7	3.2	93-123	5.9	43%	230	241
104	Albany	2.7	3.2	unranked	5.9	43%
104	Loma Linda	2.8	3.1	unranked	5.9	43%
104	UC Riverside	2.8	3.1	93-123	5.9	43%	229	243
111	Geisinger	2.6	3.2	unranked	5.8	40%
111	MCG Augusta University	2.6	3.2	75	5.8	40%	236	247
111	West Virginia University WVU	2.7	3.1	83	5.8	40%	232	245
111	NYMC - New York Medical College	2.6	3.2	90	5.8	40%	233	241
111	University of South Carolina--Greenville	2.6	3.2	unranked	5.8	40%
116	SUNY Downstate	2.7	3	unranked	5.7	38%
116	Virginia Tech	2.7	3	83	5.7	38%	237	249
116	Toledo	2.5	3.2	93-123	5.7	38%	228	247
116	Morehouse	2.5	3.2	unranked	5.7	38%
116	University of Houston College of Medicine	2.9	2.8	unranked	5.7	37%
121	Florida State FSU	2.5	3.1	93-123	5.6	36%	227	243
121	University of North Texas Health Science Center Medical School	2.4	3.2	93-123	5.6	36%	227	238
123	Howard	2.5	3	93-123	5.5	33%	215	226
123	South Dakota	2.3	3.2	unranked	5.5	33%
123	LSU Shreveport	2.5	3	93-123	5.5	33%	220	240
123	Ohio University DO	2.3	3.2	93-123	5.5	33%
123	Michigan State DO	2.3	3.2	unranked	5.5	33%
123	Nevada Las Vegas	2.5	3	unranked	5.5	33%
129	Oklahoma State DO	2.3	3.1	93-123	5.4	28%
129	Mercer	2.4	3	unranked	5.4	28%
129	Hofstra	2.5	2.9	66	5.4	28%	238	250
129	University of New England DO	2.1	3.3	93-123	5.4	28%
129	South Alabama	2.4	3	unranked	5.4	28%
129	CUNY School of Medicine	2.5	2.9	unranked	5.4	28%
129	Texas Tech El Paso	2.4	3	unranked	5.4	28%
129	Northeast Ohio NEOMED	2.3	3.1	unranked	5.4	28%
129	Meharry	2.3	3.1	unranked	5.4	28%
129	Cooper	2.4	3	93-123	5.4	28%	233	244
139	East Tennessee	2.2	3.1	93-123	5.3	27%	229	244
139	KCU DO	2.2	3.1	unranked	5.3	27%
139	University of Central Florida UCF	2.4	2.9	86	5.3	26%	253	247
139	Marshall	2.3	3	93-123	5.3	26%	218	237
143	Des Moines University DMU DO	2	3.2	unranked	5.2	25%
143	PCOM DO	2.1	3.1	unranked	5.2	25%
143	Quinnipiac	2.3	2.9	93-123	5.2	23%	236	248
143	Nevada Reno	2.3	2.9	90	5.2	23%	232	244
143	University of Puerto Rico	2.4	2.8	unranked	5.2	23%
148	AT Still Kirkville DO	1.9	3.2	unranked	5.1	22%
148	OUWB	2.1	3	unranked	5.1	22%
150	Seton Hall	2.2	2.7	unranked	4.9	18%
150	FIU	2.2	2.7	93-123	4.9	18%	241	246
150	Midwestern Chicago DO	2.1	2.8	93-123	4.9	18%
150	NYIT DO	2.2	2.7	unranked	4.9	18%
150	Florida Altantic FAU	2.2	2.7	93-123	4.9	18%	231	249
150	Washington State	2.2	2.7	unranked	4.9	18%
150	Western Michigan	2.1	2.8	unranked	4.9	18%
157	Central Michigan CMU	2.1	2.7	unranked	4.8	17%
157	UTRGV	2.1	2.7	unranked	4.8	17%
157	Edward VCOM DO	1.9	2.9	93-123	4.8	16%
157	LECOM DO	1.8	3	93-123	4.8	16%
161	Western U DO	2	2.7	93-123	4.7	15%
162	West Virginia DO	2	2.7	93-123	4.7	15%
162	Rowan DO	1.9	2.7	93-123	4.6	13%
162	Rocky Vista DO	1.8	2.8	unranked	4.6	13%
162	Texas Christian University	2.1	2.5	unranked	4.6	13%
162	Touro California DO	1.9	2.7	93-123	4.6	13%
167	PNWU DO	1.8	2.7	unranked	4.5	12%
167	AT Still Mesa DO	1.7	2.8	unranked	4.5	12%
167	Ponce	2.1	2.4	unranked	4.5	12%
170	Lincoln Memorial Debusk DO	1.7	2.7	93-123	4.4	11%
170	Midwestern AZ DO	1.8	2.6	93-123	4.4	11%
172	Marian DO	1.6	2.7	unranked	4.3	10%
172	Touro DO	1.7	2.6	unranked	4.3	9%
172	California Health Sciences University College of Osteopathic Medicine	1.7	2.6	unranked	4.3	9%
175	Nova DO	1.7	2.5	93-123	4.2	7%
175	Nova MD	1.7	2.5	unranked	4.2	7%
175	Liberty DO	1.7	2.5	unranked	4.2	7%
175	Carle Illinois	1.9	2.3	unranked	4.2	7%
179	Pikeville DO	1.5	2.6	93-123	4.1	6%
179	Campbell DO	1.7	2.4	unranked	4.1	6%
181	Califonia University of Science and Medicine	1.7	2.3	unranked	4	4%
181	William Carey DO	1.5	2.5	94-122	4	4%
181	San Juan Bautista	1.7	2.3	unranked	4	4%
184	Alabama DO	1.6	2.3	unranked	3.9	3%
184	California Northstate	1.6	2.3	unranked	3.9	3%
186	Idaho DO	1.5	2.2	unranked	3.7	2%
186	Arkansas DO	1.6	2.1	unranked	3.7	2%
186	Universidad Central del Caribe	1.6	2.1	unranked	3.7	2%
189	Burrell DO	1.5	2.1	unranked	3.6	1%
189	Sam Houston State University College of Osteopathic Medicine	1.4	2.2	unranked	3.6	1%
191	Incarnate Word DO	1.5	2	unranked	3.5	0%

Some notes:

1. Like last year, I have assigned equal weight to research and primary care rankings and simply added them together to make the total score.
2. Every school on USNWR is covered, including those that have "Ranking Not Published (RNP)" designations.
3. Though the residency director ratings may be better than the aggregate USNWR rankings, there are reasons to be skeptical. How are program directors polled on these rankings? It is hard to imagine many PDs sitting down and forming a rank list of 185 institutions with any kind of significant reproducibility or resolution. More transparency in the methodology of these ratings would be useful.
4. Please let me know if there are typos or other errors and I will fix them ASAP.
5. I added step 1 and step 2 scores when they were available (still updating this fwiw)

also for the record, I stand by what I said on SDN - While speculation about this may yield interesting results, I'd like to remind people that USNWR rankings have faced very legitimate criticisms and this study (Gollehon NS, Stansfield RB, Gruppen LD, et al. Assessing Residents' Competency at Baseline: How Much Does the Medical School Matter?. J Grad Med Educ. 2017;9(5):616–621. doi:10.4300/JGME-D-17-00024.1) showed that "Our results suggest that residents' medical school of origin is weakly correlated with clinical competency as measured by a standardized OSCE."

In a thread here on CFB the other day, I was thoroughly nerd-sniped by a comment remarking that West Virginia's membership in the Big XII is a top-tier geographical oddity, perhaps only topped by UTEP in Conference USA. Of course, school locations are publicly-available information, so I figured I could verify that claim. I recorded the latitude and longitude of each D1 school, and used those, along with each school's primary conference affiliation, I found the average latitude and longitude of each conference, and designated these as the "average" school for that conference. I then found the distance from each school to the "average" member of its conference as the crow flies, and recorded that value. Included are the "average" school locations for each FBS conference:
​

Conference	Avg. Latitude	Avg. Longitude	Description
American	33.8957	-87.8250	About 75mi WNW of Birmingham, AL
ACC	36.6231	-80.4637	About 40mi West of Martinsville, VA
Big XII	35.9287	-95.4065	About 40mi ESE of Tulsa, OK
Big Ten	41.2545	-85.7667	About 35mi West of Fort Wayne, IN
C-USA	32.6585	-88.5167	About 25mi NNE of Meridian, MS
MAC	41.4453	-83.6591	Basically Bowling Green State (it's literally within 5mi)
MWC	37.0994	-116.8016	About 130mi NW of Las Vegas (along US-95)
Pac-12	39.4012	-117.2462	About 10mi SW of Austin, NV
SEC	34.0989	-87.6704	About 45mi S of Muscle Shoals, AL
Sun Belt	32.8837	-88.5976	About 15mi S of Macon, MS

Oddly enough, the SEC and American average schools are only about 16.5 miles apart, and the Sun Belt and C-USA are even closer, at 16mi.
As it turns out, West Virginia (879.9mi from average) is a top-tier oddity, trailing only Hawai'i (2678.0mi MWC, 2288.1mi Big West*) and UTEP (1052.0mi). Here are the closest to and farthest from average 25 schools:

Rank	School	Conf	DfA		School	Conf	DfA
1	Bowling Green	MAC	4.8		Hawaii	MWC	2288.1
2	Toledo	MAC	14.9		UTEP	C-USA	1052.0
3	Wake Forest	ACC	35.2		West Virginia	Big 12	879.9
4	Virginia Tech	ACC	41.9		Temple	AAC	815.0
5	Eastern Michigan	MAC	55.7		Miami (FL)	ACC	753.6
6	Alabama	SEC	61.6		Old Dominion	C-USA	751.3
7	Mississippi State	SEC	78.4		FIU	C-USA	683.9
8	Purdue	Big Ten	83.3		Florida Atlantic	C-USA	666.3
9	North Carolina	ACC	93.2		Colorado	Pac-12	637.7
10	Oklahoma State	Big 12	94.2		UTSA	C-USA	633.9
11	Duke	ACC	95.2		Boston College	ACC	633.0
12	Southern Miss	C-USA	103.5		Washington	Pac-12	623.7
13	Ole Miss	SEC	108.3		Arizona	Pac-12	607.8
14	Northwestern	Big Ten	113.0		East Carolina	AAC	605.0
15	Akron	MAC	114.6		Rutgers	Big Ten	593.2
16	UAB	C-USA	114.9		Wichita State	AAC	592.2
17	NC State	ACC	115.0		Texas State	Sun Belt	588.3
18	Western Michigan	MAC	116.1		Nebraska	Big Ten	570.2
19	Michigan State	Big Ten	119.8		Texas A&M	SEC	559.8
20	Kent State	MAC	122.2		Coastal Carolina	Sun Belt	556.6
21	Oklahoma	Big 12	125.0		UCF	AAC	535.5
22	Ball State	MAC	125.2		Houston	AAC	527.1
23	Michigan	Big Ten	126.2		Marshall	C-USA	525.0
24	Virginia	ACC	145.1		SMU	AAC	521.9
25	Miami (OH)	MAC	145.2		South Florida	AAC	515.1​

There were a few points that I thought were interesting to note:

• Bowling Green is actually #2 among all D1 schools for proximity to conference average; they get beat by Furman University out of the SoCon, who is just 3.14 miles away from average.
• The "Western" in Western Athletic Conference appears to mean "West of about Nashville." Two schools are over 1000mi from average (Seattle at 1091.7mi and Chicago State at 1056.7), with another not far away (Texas-Rio Grande Valley at 881.0mi). This is half of the six-team conference, and contributes to the WAC having the highest average distance from average, at 686.2mi. The next few are the American at an average of 495.8mi, C-USA at 484.5mi, the Big West at 470.0mi, and the Pac-12 at 453.0mi
• Conversely, the Northeast Conference is the most tightly-grouped, with the average member only 92.7mi from the conference average. Next are the MAAC at 105.5mi, the Ivy League at 113.7mi, and the Big South at 118.2mi. The tightest-grouped FBS conference is the MAC (#7, at 130.2mi), while the P5 leader is the SEC (#19, at 278.4mi).
• The average D1 school is in southern Illinois, around 6.5mi south of Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. The nearest FBS school is Arkansas State (145.4mi), and the nearest P5 is Vanderbilt (170.0mi). Hawai'i is, of course, the most distant FBS school (4184.2mi), and Oregon State (1820.6mi) beats Oregon (1808.6mi) for the most distant P5, as well as the most distant university in the contiguous 48.

This was definitely interesting to put together, and I'd be happy to answer any questions or requests for additional data/information. Hope y'all enjoy, and happy offseason!
*Hawai'i is in the Big West for all sports except football, where they play in the Mountain West. Because the Big West is their "primary" conference affiliation, that's where they are according to most of these numbers; however, that excludes them from FBS, which doesn't really seem fair. So i re-ran the numbers with Hawai'i as a MWC member, solely to get their MWC distance (yes, this affects where the average MWC school is, but I'm just not that worried about it). I did the same thing for Navy as well (149.9mi Patriot, 659.5 American). Notre Dame got put with the ACC; they're basically members there at this point anyway.
EDIT: Per the requests of u/Salmon4 and u/daredassdude, I'm adding a table with the z-scores of each school relative to their conference. This provides a measure of how different a school is from the typical member of its conference. For example, West Virginia has a large z-score because most of the Big 12 is (sort of) close together in the midwest, while WVU is way off east. UTEP has a slightly lower z-score than WVU, despite being further from its conference center, because CUSA tends to be more spread out than the Big 12, meaning that UTEP's distance isn't quite as "unexpected" as WVU's is. Because I changed a few things to make this easier, I'm also including Lat/Long and raw distances from conference average for all of the FBS schools in this table, because I can. The table is missing a few schools because they play most sports in non-FBS conferences, but I'm just gonna ignore that for now.

Rank	Common name	Lat	Long	Dist	ZScore
1	Memphis	35.1186	-89.9373	146.9	-2.04
2	UNLV	36.1072	-115.1425	202.7	-2.02
3	Utah State	41.7451	-111.8099	231.5	-1.71
4	Bowling Green	41.3799	-83.6300	4.8	-1.51
5	Southern Miss	31.3297	-89.3335	103.5	-1.44
6	Alabama	33.2141	-87.5393	61.6	-1.42
7	UAB	33.5021	-86.8063	114.9	-1.39
8	Toledo	41.6578	-83.6143	14.9	-1.39
9	Mississippi State	33.4553	-88.7945	78.4	-1.31
10	California	37.8718	-122.2586	290.4	-1.27
11	Stanford	37.4274	-122.1699	299.4	-1.20
12	Utah	40.7648	-111.8421	300.8	-1.19
13	South Alabama	30.6959	-88.1844	153.1	-1.18
14	Wake Forest	36.1354	-80.2792	35.2	-1.15
15	Virginia Tech	37.2283	-80.4233	41.9	-1.12
16	Ole Miss	34.3648	-89.5384	108.3	-1.12
17	Tulane	29.9409	-90.1191	304.7	-1.12
18	Purdue	40.4236	-86.9215	83.3	-1.08
19	Oklahoma State	36.1270	-97.0736	94.2	-1.08
20	Troy	31.8010	-85.9573	171.3	-1.07
21	Oklahoma	35.2058	-97.4457	125.0	-0.94
22	Northwestern	42.0565	-87.6754	113.0	-0.92
23	Louisiana Tech	32.5282	-92.6499	240.8	-0.92
24	Eastern Michigan	42.2506	-83.6239	55.7	-0.90
25	North Carolina	35.9047	-79.0472	93.2	-0.89
26	Duke	36.0014	-78.9383	95.2	-0.89
27	Michigan State	42.7017	-84.4819	119.8	-0.89
28	Middle Tennessee	35.8487	-86.3650	252.3	-0.88
29	Louisiana–Monroe	32.5267	-92.0731	203.6	-0.86
30	Michigan	42.2779	-83.7383	126.2	-0.85
31	Vanderbilt	36.1447	-86.8024	149.6	-0.85
32	NC State	35.7846	-78.6818	115.0	-0.80
33	Auburn	32.5934	-85.4953	163.0	-0.76
34	Indiana	39.1752	-86.5125	149.0	-0.73
35	Illinois	40.1018	-88.2272	151.5	-0.71
36	Virginia	38.0335	-78.5079	145.1	-0.66
37	Arkansas State	35.8430	-90.6748	236.3	-0.64
38	Ohio State	40.0067	-83.0302	167.4	-0.63
39	Western Kentucky	36.9847	-86.4559	320.9	-0.62
40	UCLA	34.0689	-118.4450	374.4	-0.62
41	USC	34.0222	-118.2854	376.1	-0.60
42	Kansas	38.9544	-95.2558	209.2	-0.56
43	Little Rock	34.7252	-92.3378	249.6	-0.56
44	Georgia State	33.7530	-84.3853	250.5	-0.55
45	Cincinnati	39.1328	-84.5151	405.7	-0.53
46	Clemson	34.6738	-82.8371	189.5	-0.47
47	Kansas State	39.1973	-96.5846	234.9	-0.45
48	Louisiana	30.2114	-92.0205	273.3	-0.41
49	TCU	32.7095	-97.3635	248.9	-0.39
50	Wisconsin	43.0765	-89.4124	225.2	-0.31
51	Nevada	39.5452	-119.8163	368.4	-0.22
52	Georgia	33.9480	-83.3776	246.0	-0.21
53	Tennessee	35.9545	-83.9297	247.4	-0.20
54	Akron	41.0718	-81.5088	114.6	-0.19
55	Western Michigan	42.2826	-85.6147	116.1	-0.17
56	Pittsburgh	40.4443	-79.9611	265.4	-0.13
57	Rice	29.7174	-95.4019	454.7	-0.11
58	Oregon	44.0448	-123.0726	439.3	-0.11
59	Kent State	41.1456	-81.3392	122.2	-0.10
60	Baylor	31.5489	-97.1131	318.1	-0.08
61	Tulsa	36.1521	-95.9463	485.0	-0.06
62	Ball State	40.2051	-85.4063	125.2	-0.06
63	Fresno State	36.8134	-119.7461	383.7	-0.06
64	Boise State	43.6026	-116.2015	386.1	-0.03
65	Charlotte	35.3072	-80.7351	481.7	-0.01
66	Georgia Tech	33.7759	-84.3957	296.6	0.01
67	North Texas	33.2075	-97.1527	502.1	0.07
68	Louisville	38.2121	-85.7583	310.5	0.07
69	Iowa	41.6626	-91.5550	301.0	0.10
70	South Florida	28.0586	-82.4139	515.1	0.11
71	Oregon State	44.5637	-123.2793	472.2	0.15
72	SMU	32.8413	-96.7841	521.9	0.15
73	Marshall	38.4236	-82.4266	525.0	0.15
74	Miami (OH)	39.5088	-84.7343	145.2	0.18
75	Houston	29.7199	-95.3424	527.1	0.18
76	UCF	28.6025	-81.2000	535.5	0.23
77	Texas Tech	33.5841	-101.8781	401.4	0.29
78	Kentucky	38.0305	-84.5039	324.1	0.30
79	LSU	30.4133	-91.1800	326.9	0.32
80	Central Michigan	43.5820	-84.7746	158.2	0.34
81	Texas	30.2850	-97.7342	412.5	0.34
82	Georgia Southern	32.4204	-81.7867	397.4	0.40
83	Washington State	46.7319	-117.1542	506.5	0.42
84	Arizona State	33.4241	-111.9282	507.7	0.43
85	Iowa State	42.0266	-93.6463	431.8	0.43
86	New Mexico	35.0843	-106.6199	429.1	0.44
87	Ohio	39.3246	-82.1002	167.9	0.45
88	Wichita State	37.7185	-97.2944	592.2	0.56
89	UTSA	29.5824	-98.6188	633.9	0.56
90	Wyoming	41.3148	-105.5668	441.4	0.57
91	Air Force	38.9983	-104.8613	443.4	0.59
92	East Carolina	35.6069	-77.3664	605.0	0.64
93	Colorado State	40.5734	-105.0865	447.9	0.64
94	South Carolina	33.9938	-81.0296	380.2	0.67
95	Florida Atlantic	26.3750	-80.1010	666.3	0.69
96	Penn State	40.7982	-77.8600	413.2	0.71
97	San Diego State	32.7762	-117.0708	456.8	0.74
98	Arkansas	36.0687	-94.1749	392.0	0.75
99	Notre Dame	41.6178	-86.2483	463.7	0.75
100	FIU	25.7560	-80.3768	683.9	0.75
101	Appalachian State	36.2135	-81.6841	455.6	0.78
102	Florida State	30.4417	-84.2985	480.7	0.83
103	Syracuse	43.0392	-76.1354	499.1	0.91
104	Minnesota	44.9739	-93.2279	455.4	0.94
105	Missouri	38.9404	-92.3276	422.7	0.95
106	Old Dominion	36.8859	-76.3059	751.3	1.01
107	Texas–Arlington	32.7292	-97.1151	494.6	1.03
108	Florida	29.6437	-82.3552	438.1	1.05
109	San Jose State	37.3353	-121.8811	486.9	1.06
110	Maryland	38.9868	-76.9428	491.6	1.13
111	Arizona	32.2317	-110.9498	607.8	1.21
112	Washington	47.6554	-122.3033	623.7	1.34
113	Coastal Carolina	33.7966	-79.0135	556.6	1.43
114	Colorado	40.0075	-105.2660	637.7	1.45
115	Boston College	42.3355	-71.1684	633.0	1.50
116	Nebraska	40.8202	-96.7006	570.2	1.56
117	Texas State	29.8883	-97.9382	588.3	1.63
118	Northern Illinois	41.9342	-88.7740	266.0	1.64
119	Rutgers	40.5009	-74.4476	593.2	1.68
120	Buffalo	43.0009	-78.7890	271.3	1.70
121	Texas A&M	30.6186	-96.3366	559.8	1.85
122	Temple	39.9805	-75.1558	815.0	1.86
123	Miami (FL)	25.7178	-80.2749	753.6	2.04
124	UTEP	31.7710	-106.5041	1052.0	2.14
125	West Virginia	39.6480	-79.9699	879.9	2.43​

https://youtu.be/GUqe109-WVU?t=247
Wtf is this map? And why are there multiple players on it? Unless it's just people sniping Jerma and Star? But then I cannot comprehend why someone would make this map and then why someone would host that map on their server?