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In this Halloween edition of the TGT Podcast, cdj, gschwendt, and JBHuskers discuss the newest EA SPORTS College Football 25 Title Update (1.016) which reduced wild option pitches, updated rosters/ratings, added new uniforms, and much more. Also: Why are updated rosters not importing nicely into Dynasty Mode? How many more big updates can fans expect in CFB 25?

Follow the link to watch the Video Podcast and share your thoughts on the show along with future topics. ...

Title update 1.016 is now available for EA SPORTS College Football 25 along with a ratings/roster update.

Continue on to read the patch notes courtesy EA SPORTS as well as info on some of the ratings changes made. ...

Title update 1.013 is now available for EA SPORTS College Football 25. This update is small in size and the only publicized detail from EA is that it "tackled the Kick Meter visual issue and made general stability improvements." A previous update inadvertently changed how the kick meter appeared for field goals and punts.

It is worth noting that EA tweeted that they are working on a Campus Huddle blog for a future (presumably large) update and for fans to enjoy the next two weekends of games; likely indicating a planned release of October 21-25 for said update.

Per Florida International's Senior Associate AD, the school's #ViceU uniforms will be coming to College Football 25 in an update on October 24. (Could this possibly be a significant 'Day 90' title update?) ...

On Wednesday, October 2, EA SPORTS released a ratings update for College Football 25. While EA SPORTS failed to post documentation of all ratings changes, On3's Pete Nakos shared some of the 'biggest risers and fallers.'

Moving up 10 or more overall points were:
+ Buffalo cornerback Marquis Cooper — 80 (+27)
+ South Carolina wide receiver Mazeo Bennett — 80 (16)
+ Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson — 87 (+13)
+ Texas A&M tight end Tre Watson — 80 (+11)
+ UConn wide receiver Skyler Bell — 82 (+10)

Decreasing three or more overall points were:
+ Florida State left tackle Darius Washington — 85 (-4)
+ SMU quarterback Preston Stone — 84 (-3)

Continue on to see more of the player rating changes in CFB 25. ...

Game update 1.012 is now available for EA SPORTS College Football 25.

The update is highlighted by the ability to save Custom Audibles across all game modes, updated crowd themes, new uniform options, among a bevy of other game aspects.

Continue on to read the full patch notes courtesy EA SPORTS. ...

EA SPORTS College Football 25 has added player number editing for non-NIL & CPU-generated players. This update came for offline Dynasties in game update 1.011 on Monday and for Online Dynasties in a server-side update Thursday. This update allows users to edit their Road to Glory player's number during the season as well.

Details on game update 1.011 were never made available by EA SPORTS, but community members believe that - in addition to the offline Dynasty number editing - it also corrected the bug where users could not fully hot route when running play-action. ...

A new game update is now available for EA SPORTS College Football 25. Thursday's update adds (among other aspects) a Switch Stick Delay option, addresses the Custom Stems exploit, increased the responsiveness of the pass block slider, fixed an issue where defenders could slip through double teams without the appropriate animation, added eleven new formations, enabled the ability to edit ratings for non NIL players and recruits, added additional NIL (real) players, included new and updated uniforms, added fans to Virginia's hill, and more.

Continue on to read the full details. ...

Think you can predict the winners each week of the college football season? If so, join the 2024 TGT College Pick 'Em group on ESPN.com!

Group Name: The Gaming Tailgate

Here's how the game works: Every week throughout the college football season, we select 10 evenly matched games. It's then up to you to do your research (or go with your gut) and select the winners of these games while also ranking them from 1-10 based on your confidence level.

For example, if you correctly pick the winner of your most confident game, you receive 10 points. On the other hand, winning the game you feel least confident about is only worth one point. Any time you lose a game, no points are awarded - so be careful which ones you declare as your most confident. Good luck on all your picks this fall.

Get in the action now!

The winner (who must be in good standing at TGT to claim their prize) will receive a $20 PSN/XBL/Nintendo/Amazon gift card of their choosing. It is free to enter, so feel welcome to invite family and friends. ...

Monday, EA SPORTS College Football 25 released a new game update (v1.008) designed to address - in large part - issues that emerged following the previous game update plaguing offline Dynasties. This update corrected issues such as: disappearing scoreboards, Freshman players not appearing in Position Change screens, freezing during Onside Kicks, and scheme/playbook changes affecting player archetype and OVR ratings. ...