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It’s been over 10 years that we’ve had to find something to do with our free time while arguably the best video game of all time has been out of commission.
However, that time is no longer. Fans have been rejoicing this week as EA Sports announced that the beloved college football game — now called College Football 25 — will be returning to shelves this summer. That’s welcomed news, considering that the game was discontinued after the 2014 version of the game was released in July of 2013.
Though it has been gone for so long, many avid fans still play the game today, loving it for the recruiting aspect that can’t be enjoyed in EA’s Madden.
It has been rumored that EA Sports already has 120 FBS schools on board with the game and have begun working with them to get realistic stadium noises, music, and even chants. These schools will be paid out on a tiered basis depending on their top-25 finishes.
All of that said, there was an era from 2014-2023 that saw no NCAA Football games released. There is a large group of big-time players that never saw themselves in a game. Joe Burrow from LSU’s title run in 2019, Baker Mayfield and Kyler Murray in Norman, Okla., Christian McCaffrey at Stanford, and many more.
The Oregon Ducks also had some guys who were like real-life video game characters, including a Heisman Trophy winner in that time. Who would be the 15 most fun Ducks to play with in NCAA Football that never got a game over the past decade? Let’s discuss.
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Marcus Mariota Stats in 2014
Mariota was obviously around before the NCAA football games went on hiatus, and many of us got to play with a duo of him and De’Anthony Thomas in Oregon uniforms back in the day. However, the peak Mariota was not yet unleashed. We want the 2014 Heisman Trophy version of Mariota in the game to play…
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Author : Ducks Wire
Publish date : 2024-02-16 17:35:15
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