Bring Glory Home in EA SPORTS™ College Football 26 and experience the world of college football. Whatever path to greatness you choose, from high school recruit to the Heisman, or as a coach, you can forge your legacy.

• Rep your colors across 136 FBS schools featuring over 300 authentic coaches, 2,700 new plays and 10,000 college athletes with upgraded abilities. Sharpen your playstyle with new offensive and defensive mechanics to prove your program belongs at the top.
• From intense White Out games in Happy Valley to new crimson light shows in Tuscaloosa, experience the electrifying sights and sounds of college football. With new situation and stadium-specific music, fight songs, and commentary, the electricity of game day comes alive like never before.
• Build a powerhouse through recruiting and coaching enhancements, then etch your program into college football history in Dynasty. Stack your Trophy Room as you rise from high school recruit to Heisman legend in Road to Glory.
• Suit up for Dan Lanning. Compete against Kirby Smart. Recruit as or against James Franklin. Go toe-to-toe with current coaches who bring distinctive playstyles to the field. Strategize like they would with their unique playbooks for a more authentic coaching experience.
• Build a Dynasty the way you want, recruiting players with more skill variety that suit your unique schemes and game plans. Utilize the transfer portal to land game-changing talent on both sides of the ball. In Road to Glory, choose from 20 new archetypes and 84 new abilities to create a Heisman legend college football has never seen before.
• The advanced Wear & Tear system delivers more realism and is now fully customizable to fit your play style. Manage fatigue strategically and save your favorite playmakers for key moments with Dynamic Substitutions that allow you to rotate players in and out on the fly, no pause screen needed.
• Smarter AI, improved blocking and coverages, Dynamic Substitutions, and new customization settings give you more control on both sides of the ball, so you can show your opponent what your program is made of.