College Football
Pat McAfee Excited to Play as Garrett Greene, Mountaineers in CFB 25
Count Pat McAfee among the WVU fans excited to play as the Mountaineers in College Football 25. The media mogul even posted about his plans to play as a particular West Virginia star on social media.
“I can’t wait to play NCAA25 Gonna F***ING COOK so many folks with Garrett Greene runnin’ wild,” said McAfee. Greene then offered a handshaking emoji as his response to seeing McAfee’s post.
🤝🏼 @PatMcAfeeShow https://t.co/6jZMHpXPoV
— Garrett Greene (@garrett3greene) July 12, 2024
Separate from his support of WVU, McAfee has been a fan of Greene for years and the two Mountaineers became even more aquatinted when McAfee spent a weekend in Morgantown to serve as a head coach during the annual Gold-Blue Game.
Greene helped lead McAfee’s Gold team to a victory in the spring game.
Kelsie LeRose / WVSN
As for where WVU stands in the game….
EA Sports College Football 25 game showed WVU respect in terms of financial gain, but did it offer the same respect for the team’s rating in the game itself?
While the answer to that question might be up for debate, the ratings were leaked on June 1. West Virginia owns a rating of 84, according to the current unofficial ratings that are circulating around social media.
How Does WVU Stack Up Rating Wise in EA Sports College Football 25?
More About the Game’s Release
EA Sports announced that the long-awaited college football video game will be released on July 19 with both the standard and deluxe covers. The standard edition is available for pre-order $69.99 while the deluxe edition is available for $99.99.
The deluxe edition perks include three-day early access to the game, 4,600 college football points, alma mater ultimate team pack, cover athlete ultimate team pack, “bring glory home” ultimate team pack and Heisman hopeful ultimate team pack.
The standard edition also includes the alma mater ultimate team pack, cover athlete ultimate team pack and the “bring glory home” ultimate team pack.
It’s been over a decade since the last edition of the game, but the wait is just about over.
For a related story, WV Sports Now’s Mike Asti covered WVU’s relationship with notable alumni like Pat McAfee.
WVU Football’s Relationship with Alumni Hasn’t Been Easy, But Needs to Remain Important
