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As EA Sports continues its development of College Football 25 ahead of its long-anticipated release, among other things, the company is ready to start giving money to players who opt into having their likeness shown in the game...
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Signal Soldier•15 months
$600, just enough to hit Bidens tax reporting limit
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jbird7•15 months
Why wouldn’t real coaches be in the game?
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BlackPot•15 months
Different contracts I guess. Probably need to see the profit margin on this one to see what they can potentially pay out on the next.
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jbird7•15 months
I would think most coaches could care less about getting a cut from a video game. Esp when they’re already making $5m-$10m.
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