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EA Sports reveals a July 9, 2026 launch for College Football 27, showcasing cover athletes Dante Moore, Malachi Toney and Kewan Lacy, early access through EA Play, and a rumored PC version.
Ohio State loses a key defensive line recruit to Indiana, raising questions about its 2027 class and the race for Marcus Fakatou and Kasi Currie
Despite losing a key defensive end to Indiana, Ohio State continues to build a robust 2027 recruiting class with multiple official visits planned for the summer.
A look at the testimony of sports executives, the impact of name, image and likeness deals, and the surprising rise of smaller programs in recent seasons.
Steve Sarkisian weighs in on Curt Cignetti’s scheduling philosophy, highlighting the value of non‑conference wins, the need for equitable scheduling, and the ripple effects across the sport.
Three-star running back Da'Jon Talley-Rhodes chooses Indiana over Boston College, Penn State and Virginia Tech, joining defensive lineman Reinaldo Perez in the 2027 class.
Indiana University’s football program has cause for celebration as it lands two of the nation’s most coveted prospects for the class of 2027, a move that could reshape its offensive identity.
Indiana University announced the commitment of three‑star running back Dajon Talley‑Rhodes, a recruit who chose the Hoosiers over a dozen other programs and could redshirt as the backfield fills out.
The newest installment of EA Sports' College Football series returns after a hiatus, showcasing star players and a nostalgic nod to tradition, while fans debate the design choices
Ranked as the top newcomer for the 2026 season, quarterback Josh Hoover arrives at Indiana with a record‑setting career at TCU. His arrival coincides with a strong receiving corps and a favorable offensive scheme, setting the stage for a potential playoff run.
Electronic Arts introduces its latest college football cover, showcasing a mix of rising athletes and historic context.
Indiana’s offseason acquisitions include a Heisman‑replacing quarterback, a proven No. 1 receiver, a versatile pass rusher and a compact running back, all aiming to sustain the program’s national‑title momentum.
A look at how the SEC's push for independence, the Big Ten's emerging contenders, and pending federal legislation could reshape the sport's power structure.
The latest print edition of The Sporting News, marking its 140th year, offers comprehensive analysis of every FBS team and top FCS programs, highlighting key storylines such as Indiana’s turnaround under head coach Curt Cignetti and the emerging contenders for the new 12‑team playoff.
EA Sports has announced the cover art for College Football 27, featuring three standout athletes on the Standard Edition and Indiana coach Curt Cignetti on the Deluxe Edition, with a full reveal scheduled for June 4.
Returning production once predicted success, but the transfer portal has turned the equation upside down. Teams like Notre Dame, Texas and Nebraska now face new uncertainties as rosters reshape.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey insists the conference remains the best despite the Big Ten's three‑year streak of national titles and playoff victories. A closer look at the data, coaching shifts, and the influence of NIL and transfer rules reveals a complex landscape.
The defending champion Indiana Hoosiers enter the 2026 season with high expectations, a formidable schedule and key players ready to make an impact.
The latest cover of EA Sports' College Football 27 features a trio of standout athletes from Oregon, Miami and Ole Miss, while Ohio State's top prospects are left off the list.
EA Sports announces the cover athletes for College Football 27, featuring Oregon’s rising star Dante Moore alongside standout receivers and runners. The game arrives on PlayStation and Xbox this July, with an early‑access trial beginning on July 2, and will be officially unveiled on June 4.
EA Sports' College Football 27 will launch on July 9 for PlayStation and Xbox, featuring Oregon's Dante Moore alongside Miami's Malachi Toney and Ole Miss' Kewan Lacy on the cover.
The latest installment of EA Sports' college football series will launch this summer, spotlighting Oregon quarterback Dante Moore alongside Miami's Malachi Toney and Ole Miss' Kewan Lacy on its cover.
The newest installment of EA Sports’ college football series will hit stores on July 9, showcasing a mix of fresh talent and historic achievements, while the company promises a more authentic reflection of today’s game.
Oregon's standout signal‑caller graces the latest edition of EA Sports' College Football series, marking a return to the cover for the program since 2002 and setting the stage for a season framed by championship ambitions.