US EditionJeremiah Smith, Ryan Williams to Grace Cover of 'College Football 26'
- EA Sports revealed on Tuesday that Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith and Alabama's Ryan Williams will be featured as the main athletes on the cover art for the upcoming College Football 26 game, which is set to launch worldwide on July 10.
- The announcement follows the successful 2024 reboot of the franchise, which returned after 11 years and featured strong fan response to College Football 25.
- Smith recorded 76 catches, 1,315 yards, and 15 touchdowns during his freshman season, while Williams made 48 receptions, 865 yards, and eight touchdowns in his freshman year.
- Smith described being on the cover as a "tremendous privilege" and expressed pride representing Ohio State, while Williams called it "a dream come true" in EA Sports statements.
- College Football 26 highlights sophomore stars Smith and Williams to showcase a new generation, while its deluxe edition features past cover stars and coaches to engage fans.
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The Valley News TodayDebate rages if Iowa, State football fans are on the cover of College Football 26 video game
Tuesday, EA Sports revealed its covers for the new College Football 26 video game (releasing July 10).
·Cherokee County, United States
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EA Sports names WRs Williams, Smith as College Football 26 cover athletes
Williams and Smith are posed together on the standard cover.
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Marietta Daily Journal
Marietta Daily JournalStar wideouts snag cover of EA Sports College Football 26
Coming off outstanding freshman seasons, wide receivers Jeremiah Smith of Ohio State and Ryan Williams of Alabama will grace the standard edition cover of the EA Sports College Football 26 video game.
·Georgia, United States
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