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    The Best Player On Every Team In ‘EA Sports College Football 25’

    By Robby Kalland,

    10 hours ago
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    EA Sports

    The most anticipated sports game release of the last decade finally arrives, officially, on Friday, but fans who bought the Deluxe edition of EA Sports College Football 25 have had their hands on the game since Monday.

    That means a lot of hours already have been spent on Dynasty building and Road To Glory. The game isn’t just a place to turn your favorite team (or a completely random one) into a {layoff contender, as it also offers a nice way to get to know the college football landscape before the season. With the actual players in the game this year , EA isn’t just approximating the talent on the field, they’re trying to get as realistic as possible with guys skills. That’s quite the undertaking with 13,000+ players, but they’re leaning on PFF and others to dial in ratings in order to try and deliver that.

    The expectation is that they’ll be a bit more dialed on bigger schools, but their stated purpose is to make all 134 teams feel like the real thing. Getting to know all of those teams is difficult, but the game can help you know what every team’s stars are. We went down the list from A to Z (well, W because there’s no Y or Z teams in FBS) and found the best player (or players) for every roster according to EA Sports.

    Air Force: Payton Zdroik (DT) 86 OVR
    Akron: Darrian Lewis (CB) 82 OVR
    Alabama: Parker Brailsford (C) and Malachi Moore (FS) 92 OVR
    Appalachian State: Thomas Shrader (LG) 86 OVR
    Arizona: Tetairoa McMillan (WR) 94 OVR
    Arizona State: Cam Skattebo (RB) 85 OVR
    Arkansas: Landon Jackson (LE) 91 OVR
    Arkansas State: Jacob Bayer (C) 89 OVR
    Army: Tyrell Robinson (RB) 82 OVR
    Auburn: Jarquez Hunter (RB) 90 OVR

    Ball State: Jon Mucciolo (LG) 83 OVR
    Baylor: Caden Jenkins (CB) 84
    Boise State: Ashton Jeanty (RB) 91 OVR
    Boston College: Donovan Ezeiruaku (RE), Ozzy Trpilo (RT), and Cam Horsley (DT) 85 OVR
    Bowling Green: Harold Fannin Jr. (TE) 89 OVR
    Buffalo: Shaun Dolac (MLB) 82 OVR
    BYU: Tyler Batty (LE) 84 OVR
    Cal: Jaydn Ott (RB) 93 OVR
    Central Michigan: Donte Kent (CB) 87 OVR
    Charlotte: Colin Weber (TE) 84 OVR

    Cincinnati: Luke Kandra (RG) and Dontay Corleone (DT) 91 OVR
    Clemson: Barrett Carter (ROLB) 94 OVR
    Coastal Carolina: Matthew McDoom (CB) 88 OVR
    Colorado: Travis Hunter (WR/CB) 95 OVR
    Colorado State: Tory Horton (WR) 91 OVR
    Duke: Jordan Moore (WR) 86 OVR
    ECU: Shavon Revel (CB) 88 OVR
    Eastern Michigan: Quentavius Scandrett (SS) 79 OVR
    Florida: Jason Marshall Jr (CB) 89 OVR
    FAU: DaeDae Hill (CB) 86 OVR

    FIU: Hezekiah Masses (CB) 84 OVR
    FSU: Patrick Payton (LE) 90 OVR
    Fresno State: Malik Sherrod (RB) 89 OVR
    Georgia: Malaki Starks (FS) 95 OVR
    Georgia Southern: Jalen White (HB) 86 OVR
    Georgia State: Kevin Swint (LOLB) 83 OVR
    Georgia Tech: Romello Height (LE), Jamal Haynes (RB), and Eric Singleton Jr (WR) 85 OVR
    Hawai’i: Steven McBride (WR) 85 OVR
    Houston: Tank Jenkins (RG) and Donovan Smith (QB) 83 OVR
    Illinois: J.C. Davis (LT), Tyler Strain (CB), Terrance Brooks (CB) 84 OVR

    Indiana: D’Angelo Ponds (CB) 87 OVR
    Iowa: Jay Higgins (MLB) 94 OVR
    Iowa State: Jayden Higgins (WR) 88 OVR
    Jacksonville State: Clay Webb (LG) 92 OVR
    James Madison: Ayo Adeyi (RB) 87 OVR
    Kansas: Devin Neal (RB) 92 OVR
    Kansas State: DJ Giddens (RB) 88 OVR
    Kennesaw State: Donovan Westmoreland (LE) and Donelius Johnson (MLB) 79 OVR
    Kent State: Chrishon McCray (WR) and Stephen Daley (LE) 82 OVR
    Kentucky: Deone Walker (RE) 93 OVR

    Liberty: Kaidon Salter (QB) and Quinton Cooley (RB) 90 OVR
    Louisiana: AJ Gillie (LG) 87 OVR
    Louisiana Tech: Bert Hale (LG) 85 OVR
    Louisville: Quincy Riley (CB) 92 OVR
    LSU: Will Campbell (LT) 96 OVR
    Marshall: Monroe Beard III (ROLB) and Logan Osburn (C) 83 OVR
    Maryland: Ruben Hyppolite II (MLB) 86 OVR
    Memphis: Seth Henigan (QB) 89 OVR
    Miami (FL): Damien Martinez (RB) 91 OVR)
    Miami (OH): Matt Salopek (ROLB) 90 OVR

    Michigan: Will Johnson (CB) 96 OVR
    Michigan State: Tanner Miller (C) 87 OVR
    Middle Tennessee State: Julius Pierce (C), Holden Willis (TE), and Tyrell Raby (CB) 83 OVR
    Minnesota: Aireontae Ersery (LT) 93 OVR
    Mississippi State: Ethan Miner (C) 89 OVR
    Missouri: Luther Burden III (WR) 94 OVR
    Navy: Rayuan Lane III (FS) 86 OVR
    NC State: Kevin Concepcion (WR) 89 OVR
    Nebraska: Tommi Hill (CB) 89 OVR
    Nevada: Andrew Madrigal (C) 83 OVR

    New Mexico: Andrew Henry (RB) 81 OVR
    New Mexico State: Canaan Yarro (C) 86 OVR
    North Carolina: Omarion Hampton (RB) 93 OVR
    North Texas: Roderick Brown (DT) and Ridge Texada (CB) 84 OVR
    Northern Illinois: Antario Brown (RB) 85 OVR
    Northwestern: Coco Azema (SS) 86 OVR
    Notre Dame: Benjamin Morrison (CB) 94 OVR
    Ohio: Jacob Dennison (LT) and Bradley Weaver (LE) 80 OVR
    Ohio State: Quinshon Judkins (RB) and Caleb Downs (FS) 95 OVR
    Oklahoma: Danny Stutsman (MLB) 91 OVR

    Oklahoma State: Ollie Gordon II (RB) 96 OVR
    Old Dominion: Jason Henderson (ROLB) 91 OVR
    Ole Miss: Walter Nolen (DT) 93 OVR
    Oregon: Dillon Gabriel (QB) 92 OVR
    Oregon State: Joshua Gray (LG) 89 OVR
    Penn State: Kevin Winston Jr (SS), Nicholas Singleton (RB), and Abdul Carter (RE) 91 OVR
    Pitt: Javon McIntyre (FS) 85 OVR
    Purdue: Gus Hartwig (C) and Dillon Thieneman (FS) 90 OVR
    Rice: Dean Connors (RB) 88 OVR
    Rutgers: Kyle Monangai (RB) 90 OVR

    Sam Houston: Kavian Gaither (ROLB) 83 OVR
    San Diego State: Myles Murao (RG) 85 OVR
    San Jose State: Nick Nash (WR) 85 OVR
    SMU: Logan Parr (LG) 91 OVR
    South Alabama: Jaden Voisin (FS) 86 OVR
    South Carolina: Raheim Sanders (RB) 88 OVR
    Southern Miss: Rodrigues Clark (RB) 81 OVR
    Stanford: Collin Wright and Elic Ayomanor (WR 88 OVR)
    Syracuse: Oronde Gadsden II (TE) 91 OVR
    TCU: Savion Williams (WR) 86 OVR

    Temple: Wisdom Quarshie (RG) 82 OVR
    Tennessee: James Pearce Jr (RE) 95 OVR
    Texas: Kelvin Banks Jr (LT) 94 OVR
    Texas A&M: Nic Scourton (LE) 90 OVR
    Texas State: Ismail Mahdi (RB) 89 OVR
    Texas Tech: Tahj Brooks (RB) 92 OVR
    Toledo: Maxen Hook (SS) 88 OVR
    Troy: Daniel King (RG) 87 OVR
    Tulane: Makhi Hughes (RB) 90 OVR
    Tulsa: Kamdyn Benjamin (WR) 86 OVR

    UAB: Brady Wilson (C) 86 OVR
    UCF: RJ Harvey (RB) 91 OVR
    UCLA: J. Michael Sturdivant (WR) 88 OVR
    UConn: Chase Lundt (RT) and Jelani Stafford (DT) 81 OVR
    UL Monroe: Elijah Fisher (LG) 84 OVR
    UMass: Tyler Rudolph (FS) and Dominick Mazotti (TE) 81 OVR
    UNLV: Ricky White III (WR) 89 OVR
    USC: Jonah Monheim (C) 92 OVR
    USF: Sean Atkins (WR) 87 OVR
    Utah: Brant Kuithe (TE) 90 OVR

    Utah State: Ike Larsen (FS) 88 OVR
    UTEP: Maurice Westmoreland (RE) 86 OVR
    UTSA: De’Corian Clark (WR) and Oscar Cardenas (TE) 85 OVR
    Vanderbilt: CJ Taylor (SS) 88 OVR
    Virginia: Jonas Sanker (SS) 92 OVR
    Virginia Tech: Dorian Strong (CB) 91 OVR
    Wake Forest: Jasheen Davis (LE) 89 OVR
    Washington: Kamren Fabiculanan (SS) 88 OVR
    Washington State: Kapena Gushiken (CB) 83 OVR
    West Virginia: Wyatt Milum (LT) 90 OVR

    Western Kentucky: Anthony Johnson Jr (CB) 88 OVR
    Western Michigan: Jacob Gideon (C) 88 OVR
    Wisconsin: Ricardo Hallman (CB) 91 OVR
    Wyoming: Harrison Waylee (RB) 89 OVR

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