Social media reacts to EA Sports’ college football series

The long wait is almost over for college football fans and gamers alike.

After more than 10 years, EA Sports is finally back in the business of college sports. The gaming software giant confirmed in a social media post on Twitter/X Thursday that it would be releasing a new college football video game over the summer that is officially geared toward the 2024 season.

It will be the first time since 2013 that gamers will be able to play college football rivalries and other matchups on Sony PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox consoles. The series, previously titled ‘NCAA Football,’ was discontinued after 2013 amid a wave of lawsuits over name, image and likeness issues.

With those matters settled for now, the series is scheduled to be reintroduced this summer under a new title: ‘EA Sports College Football.’ The game’s official release date will likely be some time in July or August, according to multiple media outlets.

Given how long college football fans have waited on a new video game, Thursday’s announcement set social media ablaze. Here’s how Twitter/X users responded to the news of EA Sports’ College Football.

Schools appearing in the EA Sports College Football 25 trailer 👀

◽️ Penn State
◽️ Oklahoma
◽️ Florida
◽️ Notre Dame
◽️ Alabama
◽️ Michigan State
◽️ Nebraska
◽️ Michigan
◽️ Texas A&M
◽️ Florida State
◽️ Georgia https://t.co/49ixLu0UYi pic.twitter.com/PozlS4atsD

— The Sporting News (@sportingnews) February 15, 2024

Me this summer when EA Sports makes the new college football game TOO realistic and my plucky Purdue team full of underrated blossoming 3 star players gets raided in the transfer portal every off season. pic.twitter.com/SnldntMDuQ

— Nick Yeoman (@NYeoman) February 15, 2024

It’s ironic EA sports dropped this teaser the day after Valentine’s Day because…


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Author : Clemson Wire

Publish date : 2024-02-16 13:00:31

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