The first big reveal of EA's relaunched college football game
CFB 26 has more coaches, more music, and more commentary.
mentions that this year players can expect to hear more than just ' Mo Bamba ' and a few other tracks when facing key downs on the road, with new PA tracks, mascots, band music, and school-specific chants.
Other details include cross-platform online Dynasty play, and more than 300 real-world coaches so you can outcoach a photo-realistic version of the leader of your favorite school's rival.
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