The long awaited return of EA Sports College Football 25 is one that fans have been looking forward to for years, and EA is adding quite a bit of content to this game.
One feature for Dynasty mode will be grades for your school, and how recruits and other teams view them.
Here's all 14 attributes to be on the lookout for.
EA Sports College Football 25: All School Attributes
Just like actual College Football, the way your school is run and how some of the metrics are, will affect whether or not you land some recruits. This is why during dynasty mode, it'll be key for players to levitate some of these grades to ensure they get the most out of recruiting season and so on.
Here's all the attributes for each school.
- Playing Time: This represents how long it will take for a player to become a starter at their position. Playing time is individualized to each recruit and player based on their position group and OVR.
- Playing Style: This is a representation of how you play. Every player archetype has a stat that is tracked over the course of the season. How high that stat is relative to other teams determines your grade. For example, Field General quarterbacks playing style grade is driven by passing yards per game.
- Championship Contender: This measures how close the team is to winning a championship. It takes into account the team’s current ranking and roster composition.
- Program Tradition: This is a holistic view of a program’s history and success overtime based on the number of Conference and National Championships, total wins, and awards won.
- Campus Lifestyle: This is a representation of the city and area surrounding the campus, as well as the campus itself. This grade cannot be changed or impacted.
- Stadium Atmosphere: This is driven by the stadium’s Toughest Places to Play ranking, which is determined by a team’s historical performance in home games.
- Pro Potential: This is a projection of how likely it is that players on the current roster will play on Sundays.
- Brand Exposure: This grades a team’s overall brand recognition, the potential NIL opportunities a player could get at the school, and how often the school plays in primetime games.
- Academic Prestige: This ranks all universities based on real world academic rankings. This grade cannot be changed.
- Conference Prestige: This represents the overall strength of a conference based on each conference member’s team prestige.
- Coach Prestige: This is a reflection of the school’s coaching staff. The Head Coach carries the most weight here, but coordinators are also taken into account.
- Coach Stability: This measures how long the coaching staff has been in place and how likely they are to remain there for the next 4 years.
- Athletic Facilities: This grade measures the quality of athletic facilities for the program. Waterfalls and barbershops are a plus here.
- Proximity to Home: This grade is unique to each recruit and is based on where the school is in relation to the recruit’s home pipeline.
