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As of the Gameplay First Look video on July 8, 2024, here is the Celebrations Guide for EA SPORTS College Football 25.

While the game provides an in-game guide, pausing to see the controls can be a bit much. That's why we here at The Gaming Tailgate have created our own printable Celebrations Guide.

• Playcall Sheet (PDF): Right click and Save As
• Playcall Wristband Cards (PDF): Right click and save as

If the game should happen to feature hidden celebrations or adds more post-release, we will update this guide. Print out extra copies and share with your friends - celebrating should have no limits! ...

Tuesday, EA SPORTS unveiled some of the details surrounding Ultimate Mode in College Football 25.

Off the bat, EA revealed that current players, legends, and active NFL players will all be featured in the game mode. As in UT modes in other titles, users can immediately jump into Challenges and Objectives to quickly earn Packs, specific player items, and/or coins. These Challenges are generally a good way for all users to practice their skills in a relatively quick game.

The blog would go on to details Chemistries, Playbooks, and even a few of the Programs that will start the year: Ultimate Alumni, Conference Stories of the Week, ICYMI, and Legends.

Finally, the dev entry highlighted some new ways to play College Football Ultimate Team: Solo Seasons, H2H Seasons, Squads Regular Season, and Champs/Gauntlet.

Check out the full CUT deep dive blog here. ...

The trophy/achievement list is now available for EA SPORTS College Football 25.

Consisting of just 16 trophies (including the platinum), the list contains some notable items for the user to complete including:

Downloading and playing a game with a created school, complete 10 Challenges in Ultimate Team, advance to Freshman (Tier) in Road to the College Football Playoff, and also defeat an opponent with higher Tier in that same mode. There are no Road to Glory specific trophies/achievements, though it is assumed that most on-field items can be completed in that mode as well.

Continue on to see the full trophy/achievement list for EA CFB 25. ...

Monday morning, EA SPORTS provided the first look at College Football 25 gameplay via a head-to-head battle between YouTube personality Bordeaux and cover athlete Michigan RB Donovan Edwards.

Continue on to watch the 21-minute show and then share your thoughts with the community. ...

Tuesday, EA SPORTS released the Dynasty Mode Deep Dive video and blog for College Football 25.

Continue on to view the video and a direct link to the blog. ...

Rankings Week has concluded for EA SPORTS College Football 25. After revealing the Top Offenses and Defenses, today EA revealed the Top 25 teams in the game according to overall rating.

The top five teams in the game are Georgia, Ohio State, Oregon, Alabama, and Texas. Continue on to see the Top 25 teams by overall and then share your thoughts with the community. ...

Rankings Week continues for EA SPORTS College Football 25.

Thursday, EA released the Top 25 offenses and defenses (according to overall rating) in the game.

Offensively, Georgia and Oregon lead the way with a 94 OVR. Defensively, Ohio State tops out with a 96 OVR. As expected, the list has provided plenty of discussion and debate within the community, led by Colorado with a #8 offense and #20 defense.

Continue on to see the Top 25 Teams for Offense and Defense, as well as their '23 PPG rankings and also their projected number of returning starters. ...

On Wednesday, EA SPORTS released a Sights & Sounds Deep Dive video & blog for their upcoming College Football 25.

The video, narrated by Kirk Herbstreit, highlights many of the school specific aspects in the title and the work that went into their inclusion.

No date was given, but it was stated that the next Deep Dive reveal will cover Dynasty Mode.

Continue on to watch the Deep Dive video and read some highlights from the blog. ...

Rankings Week is underway for EA SPORTS College Football 25, kicking off with the Toughest Places to Play (TPTP). From the blog: "The Development Team worked to compile a list of the Top 25 Toughest Places to Play, factoring in historical stats such as home winning %, home game attendance, active home winning streaks, team prestige, and more."

The top five Toughest Places to Play are: 1. Texas A&M, 2. Alabama, 3. LSU, 4. Ohio State, and 5. Georgia.

Continue on to see the Top 25 TPTP with their 10-year and 3-year records at home, as well as their current home winning streak, then share with the community your thoughts on the rankings. ...