"To say we’ve been blown away by the excitement, energy and anticipation around College Football 25 over the past few months would be an understatement," EA Sportsthis week. “Just like you, our team has had July 19 circled for months as the culmination of so much work and dedication to build this game, and the chance to see it in players’ hands for the first time.”
San Diego State and Colorado were among the schools hosting College Football 25 events this week. Across social platforms, athletes such as LeBron James, Tim Tebow and Michael Vick — even comedians Shane Gillis and Dan Soder — were live-streaming head-to-head matches in the game.“Just for it to be back, as well as to be on the cover of it, it’s an awesome feeling,” he said.
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