As the EA Sports team continues to refine College Football 26 ahead of its scheduled release date on July 10, one new feature that the second installment of the beloved game will have is the inclusion of head coaches from around the country who choose to opt into the game. On Friday morning, the Washington Huskies announced that Fisch has opted into the game ahead of the 2026 season, a fun sign for fans and gamers who may be looking to build a dynasty of their own on Montlake.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — After winning a national title, it's no surprise Ohio State is prominently featured in EA Sports' trailer for the College Football 26 video game . However, it was noteworthy to see one Buckeye make an appearance in the two-minute advertisement. Ryan Day was included at the 33-second mark of the trailer, providing a glimpse of how things will look with head coaches now in the game. Latest Ohio State Buckeyes news Previewing Ohio State football's first weekend of official visitors for the 2026 recruiting class: Buckeye Talk podcast Previewing Ohio State's first weekend of official visitors 'Greatest Buckeye' in Ohio State football history: Making the case for each finalist Ohio
Lots of recruiting updates today.
The BYU football team picked up a big win on the recruiting trail Monday as three-star wide receiver Terrance Saryon flipped his commitment from Washington to the Cougars. Saryon originally committed to the Huskies back in November, but after an official visit to BYU last week, he decided that he wanted to flip. Saryon does still have an official visit scheduled to Washington, and that is slated for June 20th. “BREAKING: BYU has landed a commitment from Vancouver (Wash.) Evergreen receiver Terrance Saryon, flipping him from Washington,” Brandon Huffman said in a post.
The University of Washington football team came out of spring practice clearly a more talented group than the season before with huge offensive linemen wandering the back acreage and productive players such as Demond Williams Jr., Jonah Coleman and Denzel Boston ready to use them to their yard-churning advantage. The defense is a little more uncertain, but put potential first-round draft pick Tacario Davis at cornerback on the field with a healthy Zach Durfee, Jayvon Parker, Russell Davis Jr. and Jacob Manu, all noted playmakers, and the possibilities exist for a season that maybe puts the Huskies back in the playoff conversation again after a year's absence.
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