College Football 26 has arrived, bringing with it a host of exciting new features and traditions that promise to enhance the virtual college football experience. Here’s a closer look at some of the standout updates:

Texas Tech Red Raiders

One of the most unique traditions in college football has made its way into the game. Texas Tech students are known for tossing tortillas onto the field at Jones Stadium during games. This quirky tradition has been faithfully recreated in College Football 26, adding an authentic touch to the virtual experience.

Georgia Bulldogs

Georgia Football has introduced the Junk Yard Dawgs in the new edition. This feature captures the essence of the Bulldogs' fierce defense, providing fans with a more immersive game-day atmosphere.

Tennessee Volunteers

Tennessee’s Neyland Stadium is known for its electric game-day environment, and College Football 26 has brought that energy to life. The game now includes light shows and fireworks, mirroring the real-world spectacle of a prime-time matchup in Knoxville.

UCF Knights

UCF has unveiled its new gold uniforms for 2025, and they are looking sharp in the game. The Knights’ social media team showcased the new threads, highlighting the attention to detail in the virtual representation.

Louisville Cardinals

Keeping uniforms fresh is crucial, and Louisville has done just that with their new 2025 jerseys. The Cardinals’ new look is prominently featured in College Football 26, ensuring that fans can sport the latest gear in the virtual arena.

These updates, along with new mascots and stadiums, make College Football 26 a must-play for any college football enthusiast. The game is set to be released to the general public on July 10, but early access users are already enjoying these new features.