Ohio State Football Coach And Former Star Player Is Ready To Give His Players A Major Lesson This New Season

This July EA Sports will be releasing College Football 25, the video game that will be the first one since NCAA 14. Many fans have been waiting over a decade for the game to be released, and one former Ohio State star and current coach can’t wait to give his current players a lesson about the game.

Ohio State’s James Laurinaitis Will Give His Current Players A Teaching Moment

James Laurinaitis played linebacker for the Buckeyes from 2005 to 2008, recording over 100 tackles in three straight seasons. This helped him win the Butkus Award for the best linebacker in college football in 2007.

Laurinaitis is now the linebacker coach at Ohio State, and before he teaches his players how to take down opposing Big Ten teams’ quarterbacks, he is going to teach them how to win at NCAA 25. Laurinaitis was on 97.1 the Fan in Columbus, the old radio station he used to host a daily show on before he left for coaching at Notre Dame in 2022, and he had this to say about the new video game.

“I don’t plan on getting a system. I don’t know what PlayStation we’re on now; We could be on five. Are we on five? That sounds great. I’m sure they have one in the Woody. I’m almost positive they have one in the Woody. They’ll get the game there, and then I’ll have to teach these young kids a lesson.”

Laurinaitis will not be messing around when playing video games against his current players. The former linebacker grew up on NCAA video games, and while he was a member of the Buckeyes in the mid-2000s, the game was super big on many platforms, and Laurinaitis will know a thing or two about how to beat his current players at the game.