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New EA Sports CFB 25 trailer appears to leak Arizona State’s rating

Originally posted on Burn City Sports | By Brendan Mau | Last updated May 31, 2024 5:50 PM ET

The hype and anticipation for the new EA Sports College Football 25 game is growing with the July 19 release date under two months away.

Today, EA Sports released a gameplay trailer, detailing what users can expect when they hit the gridiron in the new game.

One step closer to making game day every day#CFB25 Coming July 19
Pre-Order Now : https://t.co/h079QzWxaP pic.twitter.com/t2t5r6olzA

— EASPORTSCollege (@EASPORTSCollege) May 31, 2024

In it, the unofficial ratings for several teams, including the Arizona State Sun Devils can be seen. ASU was a lowly 71 overall with a 64 offensive rating and 70 defensive rating.

Arizona State vs Utah in @EASportsCollege Football 25 pic.twitter.com/Pq22dUlHyh

— FAIRDALE KINGS (@FairdaleKings) May 31, 2024

This was the lowest rating for any of the 18 teams that were shown, including in-state rival Arizona, who was an 82 overall.

Some Unofficial Team Ratings in NCAA 25:

Clemson: 95
Michigan: 93
Utah: 92
N.C. State: 90
Illinois: 87
North Carolina: 87
Iowa: 85
Maryland: 85
Michigan State: 85
Minnesota: 85
Miami: 84
West Virginia: 84
Arizona: 82
Duke: 82
California: 80
Boston College: 74
Indiana: 74
Arizona… pic.twitter.com/7weZBphGFp

— PFF College (@PFF_College) May 31, 2024

ASU will be entering its first season in the Big 12 next year coming off a 3-9 record that included several injuries and a self-imposed bowl ban in the school’s final year in the Pac-12.

Combining transfers and incoming high school recruits, Arizona State’s 2024 class is ranked No. 44 nationally in the 247 Sports’ composite rankings. The Sun Devils will be bringing in 49 newcomers, second in the country to only Colorado.

The Sun Devils also saw a lot of their key players transfer to other schools this offseason, including quarterback Jaden Rashada (to Georgia), wide receiver Elijhah Badger (to Florida), defensive lineman BJ Green (to Colorado), tight end Jalin Conyers (to Texas Tech) and defensive backs Jordan Clark (to Notre Dame) and Ed Woods (to Michigan State).

Safe to say, Arizona State will have a new-look team for the second-straight season next year, highlighted by Michigan State transfer quarterback Sam Leavitt on offense.

No one, including the new college football game, knows what to expect from a team with so many new faces like ASU. If this rating holds true, Arizona State could be a fun team to build in the “Dynasty” mode in EA Sports’ first college football game in 11 years.

You can pre-order EA Sports College Football 25 by clicking here.