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Pay-for-play: Schools' royalties tied directly to usage in EA Sports College Football 26
EA Sports College Football 25 paid each athlete who opted into last year’s game $600 plus a free copy of the game. Compensation to individual athletes was exclusively managed by OneTeam Partners. More than 14,000 players opted into the game, with the actual likeness of more than 11,000 used, about 85 per team.
History of sorts has been made as EA Sports has revealed its official covers for the College Football 26 video game set to be ...
Alabama’s Ryan Williams and Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith are the cover athletes for EA Sports College Football 26.
EA noticed Steve Sarkisian's choice to briefly switch Quinn Ewers out for Arch Manning in the Texas Longhorns' game against ...
Alabama football’s wide receiver room had to learn a new offensive scheme last season in Kalen DeBoer’s inaugural campaign in ...
Former Colorado Buffaloes cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter, who was one of three featured athletes in the return of EA Sports College Football 25, makes a ...
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