EA College Football 25 Reveals Logo and Reveal Month

EA Sports College Football 25 has revealed its logo and has announced that fans can expect a full reveal of the game in May. It also released a new (non-gameplay) trailer that seems to have confirmed an assortment of programs and locations that will be featured in the anticipated title. This is exciting news for fans, especially after a previous EA Sports College Football 25 rumor turned out to be false.

In January, rumors spread that EA Sports College Football 25 would be revealed on the day of college football's National Championship. Ahead of the big game, the promising rumor gained plenty of traction. Some pointed out that this would line up with the franchise's history, which used to reveal the next year's game on the day of the BCS National Championship. However, many were let down when these rumors turned out to be false, but fortunately, EA Sports has finally given fans a glimpse into the game's approaching release.

EA Sports College Football 25's new trailer seems to confirm that Ohio State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Alabama, Georgia, USC, Texas, Florida, Penn State, and more will be featured in the game. The trailer also features the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium. EA had already confirmed that most of college football's biggest brands were in talks to be included, but some worried that previous legal issues would discourage some major schools from taking part. Thankfully, that doesn't seem to be the case, as the trailer featured many of the sport's biggest programs. It's probably safe to assume that plenty more teams will be included that weren't seen in the short trailer. This aspect will likely be revealed in greater detail during EA Sports College Football 25's full reveal in May. The trailer also revealed the game's logo and confirmed that the title will release sometime this summer, and although there isn't an exact release date yet, previous rumors might offer a possible window.

A recent rumor purported that EA Sports College Football 25 will release on July 12,