The next EA Sports College Football game, which is scheduled for release later this summer, is almost ready to be revealed.
This is going to be the first update to the well-known video game series in ten years.
We found out on Thursday that participants will receive a free copy of the game in addition to a payment of $600. Certain athletes will serve as brand representatives, which should translate into more money.
More than 5,000 gamers had signed up to play the game as of Thursday night. This features Bru McCoy, a wide receiver for the Tennessee Vols.
Fans in Tennessee should anticipate seeing the majority of the players on the roster as part of the match. They will also witness Neyland Stadium and a plethora of game-day customs that are inextricably linked to Rocky Top football.
But one thing Vols supporters won’t witness is Josh Heupel, the head coach of Tennessee, monitoring the sidelines.
Real-life head coaches won’t be included in the game, though that might change in later iterations, according to Brandon Marcello of 247Sports.
Thus, Vols fans will probably get a generic coach with a generic name and appearance in place of Heupel as head coach on the sidelines.
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