The Big Ten and PAC-12 followed up a day or two later by announcing that they will also cancel their fall sports season. Both said that they are planning on rescheduling games for the spring if the pandemic has subsided. Since it didn't license its brand, the NCAA will not be getting any money from this game (as of the time of this writing).Įarlier this week, both the Mountain West and MAC collegiate sports conferences announced that they were going to "indefinitely postpone" fall sports as a reaction to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. I would prefer if EA could use player likenesses and pay the athletes royalties from game sales, especially since that would stick it to the NCAA, which for so long denied college athletes the ability to get paid while simultaneously cashing in on those same athlete's names and performances. I would also have to assume that if EA is not pursuing player likeness rights, then they probably won't include the easy roster customization and sharing features of NCAA 13 and 14, as that would likely land them in the same exact legal troubles that caused the series to get canceled in the first place. It's a shame, but I do understand that without a single players' union (like the NFL Player's Association for the pros), securing the rights to hundreds or thousands of player names and likenesses individually would be a huge logistical and legal nightmare. But this game is still 2 or 3 years out from releasing, so a lot can change in the meantime!ĮA could bypass the NCAA and secure the rights to player likenesses, but they've opted not to do so. I haven't seen anything yet that clarifies whether EA will have rights to bowl games or the College Football Playoffs and Championship. My understanding is that EA also does not have the rights to the conference names, so in addition to making up randomized rosters, they will also have to make fake conferences for the schools. There's 130 teams in the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision, so a team count of over 100 implies that most, if not all, D-I FBS schools will be present, with their respective logos, uniforms, stadiums, and so forth. However, EA does have the rights to "over one hundred" schools. Currently, EA does not have the NCAA license or the rights to player likenesses, so the game is to be titled "EA Sports College Football", instead of continuing with the NCAA Football moniker of past. EA will be producing a college football video game. Well yesterday, we got another bombshell announcement. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.EA is returning to college football games! Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.
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