The first major news for EA Sports College Football 25 will be revealed on February 15th, 2024 according to Matt Brown of the Extra Points newsletter. Colleges that will be in the new game, set to be released in July, will share graphics via their social media accounts to confirm their participation. A few minutes […]
The Heisman Trophy has confirmed that it will be in the upcoming EA Sports College Football 25 game. While a handful of reports had hinted at this months ago, it’s still good to hear it directly from source.
Lol Another bitter European Soccer fan, mad that we took the name of sport they invented. Get over it.
Welcome to our EA Sports College Football 25 School tracker where we are keeping tabs on which schools are now confirmed in the new game. The strongest indicators we look for to determine inclusion in the game are: If one of those could not be found, we moved onto reports via respected newspapers.
EA Sports is proposing a 10% revenue share for universities who agree to be in their College Football video game set to be released in July 2024. Schools who choose to participate will receive guaranteed payouts of between $10,000 and $100,000 per year.
Good idea but I expect the NCAA and college boards to swipe away all that money for themselves.
This means 2 things
1.Ultimate Team is Confirmed
2.They have some competition from another Studio
Bro, pay as much as you need to and don't be greedy, cuz I NEED my college football game back 🤣
It was the ONLY sports game I bought annually
Knowing EA they could easily ruin it
Hopefully they have navigated the NIL situation properly and there aren't going to be a bunch of teams or players missing. Unfortunately I fear that in the current landscape of NIL, certain schools or players may see this game as an opportunity for them to hold out and get a ton of extra money. Since the game would lose much of its appeal if it doesn't offer virtually all schools and players, you wouldn't even need to be a huge star/school to feel like you had leverage. Moreover, since it has been 12 years since the last NCAA football game came out, most of the players in school now won't have played these games growing up, so it's not like they'll have fond memories and want to be in the game for that reason. Many will do it for the exposure and because it will be the only NIL deal they get, but failure to address holdouts could sink this.
Be smart buy it used or wait for it to get dirt cheap. DON"T GIVE EA MONEY!😊