Michigan State football players react to release of College Football 25
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In case you somehow haven’t heard the news, the new College Football 25 video game is out, and it’s a hit. Whether you’re a long time gamer or a first timer, this is the perfect game for everyone.
This game is even more perfect for Michigan State football fans as the game gets pretty much everything right from our perspective. Whether it be player ratings or other various Michigan State features, this game has it all.
But it wasn’t just MSU fans who voiced their love for this game, Michigan State’s players did as well. And how could they not? Being in a video game is every kids dream and now they get to live that dream while playing as themselves.
A couple Michigan State players took to social media to share just how amazing and special this moment was for them including Montorie Foster Jr., Nick Marsh, and Aidan Chiles.
I’m really on a game🫨 #CollegeFootball25
— Montorie Foster, Jr. (@MontorieF_Jr) July 16, 2024
— Daily MSU (@daily_msu) July 18, 2024
Aidan Chiles loving his hurdle into the endzone on College Football 25 pic.twitter.com/UZZ18qqk3C
— Daily MSU (@daily_msu) July 18, 2024
Even Nick Marsh’s mom (who just so happens to be one of the coolest Spartan moms of all time) is getting in on the action, too.
This just brought tears 😭 to my eyes man thats my baby 🥺 thanks bro Reek Reek 🤞🏾can't tell me nothing!!!! pic.twitter.com/R1oprqyKYG
— MaMa_Tron210 (@MamaTron210) July 16, 2024
As time goes on I’m sure we’ll see more player reactions to this game as well as more highlights from Michigan State fans gameplay. And who knows, maybe someone on the team will start a league consisting of all Michigan State players playing against each other.
Just imagine how cool it would be if they were able to hook the game up onto the scoreboard at Spartan Stadium. If they were able to do that and host a small tournament of some sorts and stream it online, I imagine thousands of Spartan fans would tune in to watch that.
Now the only thing we have to hope for is that EA Sports improves Michigan State players and team ratings once the season begins.