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Ryan Williams and Jeremiah Smith Announced as Cover Athletes for EA Sports College Football 26

Alabama's Ryan Williams and Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith will grace the cover of EA Sports College Football 26, celebrating their standout freshman seasons.


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EA Sports has announced that Alabama's Ryan Williams and Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith will be the cover athletes for College Football 26. Both players had remarkable freshman seasons, with Williams recording 865 yards and eight touchdowns, while Smith achieved 1,315 yards and 15 touchdowns. The game, set for release on July 10, will also feature real-world coaches for the first time. The previous edition was a major success, and the new installment aims to continue that trend, with both players expressing excitement about their inclusion on the cover.

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"…Both receivers said it was surreal to see themselves in a game and all of the little traits, like hometown and gear, be accurate in their presentation."

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"…Williams said in a statement released by EA Sports that the cover was “a dream come true,” and Smith called it “a tremendous privilege.”"

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