Among the biggest expectations is a return of College Football 26 Coins all the core gameplay modes. Dynasty Mode, Road to Glory, and the beloved Team Builder are all likely to return, with improvements based on community feedback. Dynasty Mode lets you control a program over multiple seasons, managing recruiting, coaching changes, and bowl bids. Road to Glory provides a more personal experience, following a single athlete from high school to college stardom.

One of the more technical aspects that fans are excited about is the possible evolution of CampusIQ, EA’s AI-driven system that attempts to replicate realistic college football strategy. With more time and player feedback under their belt, EA could push the system further—improving player behavior, opponent tendencies, and adapting strategies over the course of a season.

Visually, EA Sports College Football 26 is expected to build on the high presentation standards set by last year’s entry. Stadium-specific traditions, crowd behavior, team intros, and pre-game rituals all add to the unique feel of college football. If EA introduces even more variety this year, it could make each matchup feel even more distinct.

On the platform side, EA remains firm in its next-gen-only approach. EA Sports College Football 26 will launch exclusively on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Once again, PC gamers are left out, and there’s no mention of the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 receiving a version either. This decision allows the developers to fully optimize the game for modern hardware, ensuring top-tier graphics and performance.

For players who want to dive in early, the Deluxe Edition provides three-day early access beginning on July 7. It’s also likely to include extra content, such as bonus items or customization packs. Fans who play both Madden and College Football should consider the MVP Bundle, which includes Deluxe Editions of both titles for $149.99. This bundle offers a $50 discount and is available exclusively in digital format.

Looking beyond the May reveal, there are additional opportunities for EA to promote the game this summer. The June 6 Summer Game Fest and the Xbox Games Showcase are two events where EA could offer a deeper dive into gameplay or reveal a special feature. These platforms have become go-to destinations for NCAA Football 26 Coins for sale major gaming announcements and demos.