EA’s College Football 25 Rankings: LSU Rises to No. 1 in ‘Toughest Places to Play’
Featured Columnist IVAugust 29, 2024
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EA Sports made some adjustments to its rankings of the toughest stadiums to play in its most up-to-date update for College Football 25 on Thursday.
Essentially based mostly fully on Plod Becotte of Operations Sports and Chris Vannini of The Athletic, LSU has been bumped as much as the tip space, replacing Texas A&M, which received knocked the final device all of the vogue down to No. 11. The 12th Man absolutely couldn’t be gay with that demotion.
Penn Dispute moved as much as No. 2, jumping up three slots, while Ohio is No. 3 (up one slot), Georgia is No. 4 (up one slot) and Alabama is No. 5 (down three slots).
Those adjustments seem to precisely replicate many accountings of the toughest locations to play. In June, The Athletic’s Bruce Feldman ranked LSU, Alabama, Penn Dispute, Ohio Dispute and Virginia Tech because the 5 toughest environments for visiting teams.
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The latest update had Virginia Tech down at No. 25, alternatively, a demotion of eight spots from the discharge of the sport.
