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EA Sports College Basketball Video Game Announced, 2028 Release Date Reportedly Eyed

"In a memo sent to college conference offices from the College Licensing Company (CLC), dated June 26, 2025, CLC put out a request for proposal (RFP) to create a college basketball video game in November 2024. According to the memo, five companies expressed formal interest, and three filed formal bids.

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EA Sports teases return of college basketball video game after long absence: 'Let's run it back'

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EA Sports announces return of college basketball video game

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EA Sports College Football 26 reveals Arch Manning, other elite Texas Longhorns player ratings

EA Sports College Football 26 was available to play Monday.

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Who are Missouri football’s 10 best players in EA Sports College Football 26 video game?

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College Football 26 All Mental Abilities Explained

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Initial reacts to College Football 26, plus CFB’s hardest rivalry to rank

One of the coolest things about Scott’s list is how it mixes history (former Game of the Year machine Nebraska-Oklahoma at No. 6 even though they’ve barely met since 2010) with recency (Alabama-LSU a...

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Arizona State's stadium snubbed in EA Sports College Football 26 stadium rankings

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Best, Fastest & Strongest Freshmen in EA Sports College Football 26

2K Teases New College Basketball Video Game, 'Campus Has Been Quiet for Too Long 😏'

It appears as if college basketball fans are going to have multiple video games to choose from in the near future.

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EA Sports teases about return of college basketball video game after long absence

Is EA Sports releasing a college basketball video game? The company teased the return on social media on June 30.

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You’re Nuts: Which classic Ohio State team would be the most fun to play with in a CBB video game?

Jae’Sean Tate was the third best player on the team and second best freshman on the team. Marc Loving, Shannon Scott, Amit Williams, Kam Williams, and Keita Bates-Diop rounded out the contributors, and all have something unique about them that would be fun to use and play around with the different rotations as a unit that had solid depth.