The EA Sports College Football 25's Teaser trailer was released in February, giving us a glimpse of some of the confirmed schools in the game. Therefore, we decided to create a list of all-known teams appearing in the game. A recent tweet from EA Sports confirmed all participating schools in EA College Football 25. Without further ado, let's see who's coming back, baby!

What Schools Will Be In EA Sports College Football 25?

All 134 FBS Schools Are Confirmed To Be in EA Sports College Football, including the:

  • American Athletic Conference (AAC)
  • Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
  • Big 12 Conference
  • Big Ten Conference
  • Conference USA
  • FBS Independents
  • Mid-American Conference
  • Mountain West Conference
  • Pac-12 Conference
  • Southeastern (SEC) Conference
  • Sun Belt Conference

All of the conferences listed above have been confirmed by EA Sports to be in the game. However, although not likely, everything is subject to change. Nevertheless, we expect all teams from the conference list above to make the final product.

Overall, this means you'll be able to play as all major College Football schools, like Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, Ohio State, and much more. Furthermore, it even means you can play as other teams like Coastal Carolina Chanticleers, the Arkansas Razorbacks, and much more.

While we don't have a list of confirmed modes, we expect you'll be able to coach and manage any of the teams in modes like Dynasty. Furthermore, we also expect the inclusion of an individual mode where you create your own College Football player, and select which school you want to commit too.

Over the last ten years, we've seen many massive changes to the sport of College Football. With new Transfer Window Rules to basic game changes, EA Sports College Football 25 finally brings an updated experience to a highly coveted franchise. We look forward to playing as our favorite schools comet this Summer.

Overall, that wraps up all the current schools we know of in EA Sports College Football 25. We look forward to the game's full reveal in May and hope to learn about the release date, gameplay, and modes by that time. Regardless, the game is set to release this Summer, so you won't have to wait much longer for a brand new NCAAF video game series.

In other news, some recent information regarding player payout released. We know now how much players will be compensated for their Name, Image, and Likeness in the game. Overall, it should make for a truly exciting experience.

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