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Kewan Lacy Leads College Football 27 Cover with Oregon’s Dante Moore and Miami’s Malachi Toney

The Ole Miss running back’s breakout season earns him a spot on the highly anticipated video game’s cover.

The latest installment of EA Sports’ popular college football franchise is set to make a splash with its newest cover art, which showcases three standout players from across the nation.

Kewan Lacy, the Rebels’ workhorse running back, burst onto the scene this past season, compiling 1,567 rushing yards and 24 touchdowns while also contributing 29 receptions for 177 yards. His consistency was underscored by seven games with at least 100 rushing yards and seven multi‑touchdown performances, a rarity in the SEC.

Lacy’s impact was especially evident in the Sugar Bowl, where he logged 22 carries for 98 yards and two scores, helping Ole Miss secure a victory over Georgia. The performance added a dramatic chapter to his rookie campaign, which had already seen him find the end zone in every game except one.

The following week, in the College Football Playoff semifinal against Miami, Lacy turned in 11 carries for 103 yards and a touchdown, though the Rebels fell short. His ability to dominate both the ground game and occasional receiving role highlighted his versatility.

While the official cover has not yet been unveiled by EA Sports, the company has confirmed that the artwork will feature Lacy alongside Oregon’s quarterback Dante Moore and Miami’s wide receiver Malachi Toney. The trio represents a new generation of talent set to shape the upcoming season’s narrative.

A New Era for College Gaming

Fans can expect the game to integrate deeper statistical tracking, enhanced graphics, and more realistic playbooks, all built on EA Sports’ continued partnership with collegiate programs. The inclusion of Lacy on the cover signals a shift toward recognizing standout performers from smaller programs on a national stage.

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