Travis Hunter appearing on 'College Football 25' cover is another win for Colorado
The significance of EA Sports' "NCAA Football" video game cover athletes used to set the table for Heisman and national title conversations.
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Shedeur Sanders has the hype — and skill — to be QB1 in 2025 draft class
The ink is barely dry in scouts' notebooks outlining expectations for the top signal-callers in the 2024 NFL Draft, but eyes are already on the aspiring QB1 building a case to be the No. 1 overall pick in 2025.
EA Sports College Football 25 cover athletes, release date revealed after 11-year hiatus
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Travis Hunter, Quinn Ewers, Donovan Edwards share EA Sports cover - ESPN
DALLAS — After dazzling at cornerback and wide receiver for Colorado in 2023, Travis Hunter often hears people describe him as a video game player. Now he is on the cover of the long-anticipated return of the college football video game from EA Sports.
FOX Big Noon Kickoff slate includes Michigan-Ohio State, Alabama-Wisconsin
FOX Sports revealed part of its Big Noon Kickoff broadcast slate for the 2024 college football season on Monday. The games announced will not only feature defending national champion Michigan (and its archrival, Ohio State), but also two other teams that made last year's College Football Playoff — Texas and Alabama.
Shedeur Sanders favored to be No. 1 pick in 2025 NFL Draft, Arch Manning next?
A day after the Chicago Bears selected USC quarterback Caleb Williams with the first overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, one American sportsbook decided to post a betting market for next year’s No. 1 pick.
2025 NFL Draft odds: Shedeur Sanders favored to go No. 1
Coach Prime might not need to direct his son to a specific NFL location, because it appears he won't be on the board for long.
Michigan to host Texas in Week 2 on FOX: Is there a talent gap between the two teams?
Is Michigan good enough to repeat as national champions? Is Texas good enough to beat a College Football Playoff team?