College Football 26 is here.
This is the second iteration of the beloved college football franchise, as EA Sports brought it back with College Football 25. While fans had their decade-long prayers answered in 2024, this year’s game was expected to propel the franchise forward and take it into a new era.
The fan-favorite dynasty mode is back, with gamers having the chance to take over their favorite schools (or some of the worst programs in the country) and try to mold them into perennial national championship contenders.
Unlike Madden, which relies on the draft, free agency, and trading, College Football 26 puts more of an emphasis on recruiting and the transfer portal. EA Sports kept many of the same mechanics from last year’s game, but it overhauled the minutia of the recruiting process. Overall, recruiting feels more difficult, especially if you are playing as a smaller school. This means that you have to take advantage where you can, including picking the most advantageous pipeline for your coach.
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Here are the best pipelines in College Football 26, and more on how to recruit in this year’s game.
Best pipelines in College Football 26
The best pipelines in the game aren’t going to surprise you. You want pipelines in places that produce the highest number of players so that you have more players to choose from. This gives you the best chance of finding those hidden gems, and then the task becomes making sure they stay at your school throughout their career.
If you want to give yourself the best chance at recruiting, take one of these pipelines.
California (Northern and Southern)Texas (North, East and Southwest)Florida (North, Central and South)Georgia (Metro Atlanta and South)
These states are obvious choices because they are known as football…
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Publish date : 2025-07-10 07:00:00
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