Vols Among Top 25 Collegiate Programs In Social Media

Apr 20, 2013; Knoxville, TN, USA; Tennessee Volunteers fans line up for autographs before the spring Orange and White game at Neyland Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Randy Sartin-USA TODAY Sports

Recently official information regarding collegiate programs presence on social media was released.

The Vols ranked in the top 25 in all three categories.

Tennessee ranked 19th in Facebook fans, 24th in Twitter followers and 11th in You Tube subscribers.

It’s worth nothing that Butch Jones ranks third among all college football coaches in Twitter followers.

Vol fans are known for having a huge presence on social media, so the numbers can be a little misleading.

Below is the full rankings for the top 25 in each category.

Facebook Top 25
Official Page	Fans
1.	Ohio State	1,347,387
2.	Florida	1,088,555
3.	Texas	1,049,710
4.	Alabama	745,688
5.	North Carolina	690,089
6.	Kentucky	677,899
7.	Oregon	508,818
8.	Wisconsin	498,100
9.	Georgia	492,873
10.	Michigan State	437,499
11.	Duke	413,767
12.	Iowa	408,436
13.	Oklahoma	397,408
14.	Nebraska	384,815
15.	Arkansas	371,083
16.	South Carolina	365,258
17.	Missouri	357,625
18.	Florida State	274,573
19.	Tennessee	259,032
20.	LSU	256,806
21.	Notre Dame	255,078
22.	Auburn	232,936
23.	Syracuse	225,894
24.	Penn State	221,620
25.	Miami (Fla.)	205,625

Twitter Top 25
Official Feed	Followers
1.	Nebraska	88,974
2.	Florida	81,718
3.	Alabama	78,851
4.	Georgia	78,190
5.	Kansas	61,855
6.	Kentucky	61,358
7.	Oklahoma	57,045
8.	Iowa	51,145
9.	Notre Dame	50,755
10.	Oregon	47,512
11.	South Carolina	47,320
12.	Arkansas	47,153
13.	North Carolina	42,921
14.	USC	40,545
15.	Auburn	40,017
16.	Clemson	33,481
17.	Texas A&M	33,311
18.	Miami (Fla.)	32,517
19.	Ohio State	32,245
20.	Kansas State	32,215
21.	Missouri	31,792
22.	West Virginia	30,720
23.	Penn State	30,590
24.	Tennessee	30,058
25.	Texas Tech	29,303

YouTube Top 25
Official Channel	Subscribers
1.	Oregon	15,940
2.	Notre Dame	12,145
3.	Miami (Fla.)	8,510
4.	California	7,576
5.	USC	6,801
6.	Auburn	6,559
7.	Texas A&M	6,419
8.	Kentucky	6,336
9.	South Carolina	6,231
10.	LSU	6,071
11.	Tennessee	5,638
12.	Oklahoma	5,543
13.	Florida State	5,529
14.	Alabama	4,962
15.	Stanford	4,558
16.	Michigan	4,554
17.	Oklahoma State	4,511
18.	West Virginia	4,053
19.	Penn State	3,749
20.	Clemson	3,407
21.	Indiana	3,383
22.	Baylor	3,230
23.	Minnesota	3,166
24.	BYU	3,054
25.	Vanderbilt	2,801