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EA Sports will officially release its college football video game in the summer of 2024. The long-awaited announcement sent fans into a frenzy after a decade of uncertainty surrounding the NCAA franchise.
A trailer was dropped for the game early Thursday, as were a new logo and timeline for College Football 25’s unveiling. You can expect to see it in stores this summer.
“Yeah, It’s really happening!” a post on X read. “Coming this summer. Full reveal in May.”
Yeah, It’s really happening! Coming this summer. Full reveal in May #CFB25 pic.twitter.com/yMMXz7OeR8
— EASPORTSCollege (@EASPORTSCollege) February 15, 2024
The last edition of the game to come out was way back in 2013. The top-rated player in that version? South Carolina’s Jadeveon Clowney.
Also included in NCAA Football 14 are Johnny Manziel, Teddy Bridgewater, Aaron Murray, and AJ McCarron, but gamers will no longer have to play with athletes of the past now that a new edition is incoming.
Soon, we’ll have our next round of player ratings revealed.
24/7 Sports did its best to project those College Football 25 ratings.
Brad Crawford attempted to rate some of college football’s top players for the coming season. His list is as follows:
- Ollie Gordon 99 rating
- Travis Hunter 97 rating
- Quinn Ewers 96 rating
- Harold Perkins 95 rating
- Shedeur Sanders 95 rating
- Caleb Downs 95 rating
- Emeka Egbuka 94 rating
- Jalon Daniels 94 rating
- Carson Beck 94 rating
- Dillon Gabriel 94 rating
Gordon is expected to be one of the top rushers in the nation after running for more than 1,700 yards at Oklahoma State last season. He landed the honor of being No. 1.
The rest of the list is loaded with familiar names.
Only two schools landed multiple players – Ohio State and Colorado. Buffs QB Shedeur Sanders is a popular choice amongst fans to be named cover athlete, so it’s no surprise to see him highly rated.
Meanwhile, the Big 12 led the way with four players trailed closely by the SEC and Big Ten at three apiece.
No ACC players made the cut, nor did any from the now non-existent PAC 12.