EA Sports faces scrutiny over lack of women after college football personalities revealed

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The highly anticipated release of EA Sports’ "College Football 25" has already drawn some blowback after the video game announced the broadcasters and sideline reporters who will be featured in the game.

EA Sports said on Thursday that each of the 134 FBS schools will be featured in the game. Additionally, Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Rece Davis, Kevin Connors, Jesse Palmer, Desmond Howard and David Pollack wrote on X that they would be in the EA Sports game as well. 

Each of them, at one point over the last year, was a part of ESPN and the college football broadcasts on the network in some form.

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At least two ESPN sideline reporters noticed there were no women announced for the game.

An EA Sports logo seen displayed on a smartphone. (Mateusz Slodkowski/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

"How about including some women @EASPORTS 30 years on the college football sidelines," Holly Rowe wrote on X.

Rowe has been at ESPN since 1995 and is seen on the sideline at college football and college basketball games.

Molly McGrath, another ESPN sideline reporter for its college football and college basketball coverage, also spoke out. "So exciting! I really hope @EASPORTSCollege included female broadcasters, as well. Women are a huge part of college football," she added in a post on X.

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Telecaster Holly Rowe is seen holding a SEG Media branded microphone before the game between the Denver Nuggets and the Utah Jazz at Ball Arena on October 30, 2023, in Denver, Colorado. (C. Morgan Engel/Getty Images)

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