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Dynasty mode plays a big role in College Football 25, and many players have a very positive attitude towards this mode. In the game, there is another very important mechanism, which is the pipeline. Pipelines serve as one of the multiple mysterious boxes in EA Sports College Football 25 and the recruiting part of dynasty mode. Every school, coach and player have a pipeline. Each pipeline represents a geographic region in the United States. This article will focus on the importance of pipelines and how they work in the game. The Importance Of Pipelines For Recruiting There are 50 pipelines in total in the game, and each of them owns disparate strength. Some pipelines are designed to have better performance than others, and that demonstrates the fact that those better players are usually coming from better pipelines. Pipelines are divided into levels, with a total of five levels, each marked with different colors. One refers to the lowest score you can have for a pipeline, and five represents the highest score. These are color coded in the game. Tier 5: Pink (the best) Tier 4: Blue Tier 3: Gold Tier 2: Silver Tier1: Bronze Penn State, UNC, Clemson, and Alabama all choose pink for this prospect (Kyler Maze) from Maryland, which would be categorized to Tidewater pipeline. This means any recruiting actions those four schools apply to Maze will exert more influence than Ohio State or NC State, which chooses blue and sliver for this player separatively. Pipelines are one of the major elements you should always consider when recruiting. If your school does not boast high prestige in the game, you do better to get accustomed to select My Pipelines tab on Prospect List at the beginning of each season and try to make those players in that tab your first choice. Because they own a perfect alignment with you, particularly under the situation that you have a Tier 4 or 5 pipeline. How Do Pipelines Work? Pipelines are usually be separated into its 3 major categories: School pipelines, Coach pipelines, and Players pipelines. Here are the details. School Pipelines Based on the actual historical data of previous recruiting classes, we can find that some schools can recruit from certain pipelines in an easier way. In the game, schools also disclose their tendency to own coaches that have the same or similar pipeline as them. By the way, it is recommended that avoiding picking Oregon if you are trying to have a satisfying recruiting. Coach Pipelines Coach pipelines bears same function and mechanic with school pipelines. If you choose Big Apple pipeline, then players from New York and New Jersey area will boast much opportunity to be recruited as a coach. Player Pipelines The area the players come from determines their pipeline, which you can view on the recruiting menu. For example, if a player comes from Crosby, Texas, then his pipeline will be East Texas. The Influence Of Pipelines As we can see from the previous article, different pipelines affect the type and strength of players. The best recruits in the game are mostly from California, Texas, and Florida. If you have the ability to recruit players with potent strength or development potential, it is recommended that you choose these areas as your pipeline. Once you find your dream player, you can add him to your team through spending College Football 25 Coins. It is best for players to first understand the ways and focuses of different regions in cultivating players. For example, Texas tends to produce powerful recruits with mighty strength, Florida tends to produce smaller and faster recruits and Mid West tends to produce the best offensive linemen. You can decide which area to use based on your needs for player types. In addition, if you want to create your team more effectively or want to get real-time game news, you are welcome to enter iGMeet discord to discuss more relevant information about the game. There is also a Giveaway channel there, which will give relevant gifts to players from time to time. Pipes are actually very interesting and important in College Football 25. It is best for players to have a general understanding before starting the game. This will greatly improve your gaming experience. Thanks for reading.

The long-awaited return of College Football 25 after a hiatus has brought many elements very similar to the original college football game, but there are also some major differences. One thing that remains the same is the value of Speed. At key positions, such as running back, having super speed means a greater chance of winning on the field. As a coach or Ultimate Team builder in College Football 25, it is very important to choose a running back who is very fast. But with thousands of players to choose from in College Football 25, how do you choose the best running back for your team? Don’t worry, get your College Football 25 Coins ready. This guide will introduce you to some of the most famous running backs! Brandon Hood From Colorado University SPD: 96 AWR: 70 OVR: 72 While Brandon Hood is not the highest rated running back in the entire game, he is the fastest running back in Colorado University. His 96 speed, combined with his best touch in the backfield, makes him a great threat in the passing game and can also be effective in open areas. Since Brandon Hood is only a freshman, he will have plenty of time to grow into your team’s #2 RB. If you also add another freshman backup from this school, Micah Welch, maybe in a year or two, they will be the perfect one-two punch on your team, determined to wear down the opposing defense. Jacquex Stuart From Toledo SPD: 96 AWR: 82 OVR: 85 If you pay attention to real-life college football games, you will definitely be attracted to Jacquex Stuart because he performs very well at the guard position. In addition, he is the starting guard for Toledo, so you can also make him your starter, which will maximize his strength. In addition to Speed, his acceleration and agility stats are also among the best. Because of these attributes, he is a very difficult guard to figure out and moves very nimbly. But you need to be aware that he is currently a senior, and although he is in his prime, he may not be a long-term solution in the following seasons. Read More: How To Dominate The Field In College Football 25? - Master These 5 Pro Tips Peyton Lewis From Tennessee SPD: 97 AWR: 68 OVR: 76 Like Brandon Hood, Peyton Lewis is also a freshman you should pay attention to. In Tennessee, his overall rating is in the middle, but he is among the best in terms of speed. So if you want him to be your starter, you need to spend some NCAA 25 Coins to increase his other stats a little. Considering that Peyton Lewis is also a freshman, his subsequent development may surprise you. Here is a tip for you: if you focus on his development of his awareness and skills, you may get the best running back in the league in a few years! Jordan Washington From Washington SPD: 97 AWR: 65 OVR: 71 Speaking of freshmen who still have a lot of room for development, we have to talk about Jordan Washington. Because he has some excellent statistics that you can’t teach: speed, agility, acceleration, and change of direction. But this doesn’t mean that you can completely ignore Jordan’s development. What you need to intervene is his movements and awareness. These are common problems for freshmen. Compared to most seniors and juniors, his ranking is superior. So as long as you give him some playing time in the early stage and let him continue to develop, you can have an unbeatable running back. Miles Davis From BYU SPD: 97 AWR: 70 OVR: 71 While BYU doesn’t have many running backs to choose from, only three, Miles Davis stands out with his 97 speed. Although his overall rating is not the highest among the three, his speed is far ahead, which means he can do things that the other two backs can’t do. Unfortunately, Miles Davis is already a junior, which means he won’t have as much time to develop as a freshman. His 71 overall rating is already high for a junior, all thanks to his excellent awareness and skill moves. But you don’t have to worry too much. He can easily break through the opponent’s defense on the court with his excellent speed. So as long as you provide him with good blocking and planning, he can still make your team build a dynasty. Dijon Stanley From Utah University SPD: 98 AWR: 67 OVR: 71 Dijon Stanley is the fastest player in the backfield at Utah University, and no one can compare to him. Being the only sophomore on the team gives him more time to grow and makes him a strong contender for the top guard position after his seniors leave. The only downside for him is his awareness and skill set. If you can give him some playing time and give him some room to develop with CFB 25 Coins, he will definitely be a bigger threat for opposing teams in a few years. He already has a good handle, so you can get him involved in more short throws. This could be a good way to get him room to develop and get some big plays with him right away. These are some of the fast guards you can choose from in College Football 25. If you find other undiscovered dominant players during the game, you can come to iGMeet Discord to communicate with other players. In addition, you will have the opportunity to win free NCAA 25 Coins as a bonus.

The long-awaited new mode of College Football 25 - Dynasty Mode is here. In this new mode, players can choose to be a player on the field, a coach leading their team to victory, or the organizer of Ultimate Team. For players who choose to be players, they will find that being a defensive player is very difficult to get started, even more difficult than any previous football video game. Because in this game, as a defender, you need to understand which play is most effective in each situation, when to control players, and the ins and outs of defense, which takes a long time. However, after reading the tips and strategies provided in this guide, you will definitely have a better grasp of defensive skills and be able to help your team build your dynasty on the field. Don’t Be Too Aggressive From the perspective of the audience, a very aggressive defense is definitely more interesting than a normal and conservative defense, because the audience likes to see that no one is willing to sit on their heels and wait for the right opportunity to come. However, as a defender, this is also what you do as a player to stop the other team from advancing. Many times, the blitzkrieg played by the quarterback on your team is likely to lead to a big pass or touchdown opportunity for the opponent. So what you need to do at this time is to let the other team get two or three yards of offensive opportunities, and then when they think they are going to win, let all the players return to their own lines. This will make the other quarterback panic and lose his pace. Let NPCs Do Their Own Things Speaking of the aggressiveness just now, many players will try to intercept RB or WR. The first reaction is to switch to the player closest to them. This is wrong because it is likely to cause you to miss the opportunity to intercept and even lead your teammates in the wrong direction. At this time, you can rely on some NPCs - let them intercept the ball. As “robots” controlled by artificial intelligence, they know what they need to do next, and they are also better at knocking down the opponent’s players. So you can leave it to them with confidence, and maybe prevent some major events from happening. Stay On The Line When you are just starting out as a defensive player or are unfamiliar with the position, the safest bet is to stay on your line. While you can choose to be a Safety or CB to protect your teammates, it is difficult for beginners to keep an eye on the quarterback and prevent the opponent from scoring. At this time, don’t be stingy with your NCAA 25 Coins, and try your best to make your various attributes stronger, so that no matter what situation you encounter, you can deal with it well. In contrast, it is easier to sprint on the line because you only need to try to block the opponent’s offensive line. You can use R2 boost and Right Stick to try to get past the opposing offensive players. If you do it correctly, you can even knock them down freely. Coupled with the fact that some NPCs will cover you well, you will have a lot of ease in this operation. Follow The Coach’s Advice In every game in College Football 25, whether you are playing offense or defense, you will have some play calls provided by your coach. When you first play, my advice is to pay close attention to what you need to do. Once you have some experience, you can consider making changes. In the beginning, using these fixed plays is very suitable for getting used to how to defend when the ball is stolen. Once you are familiar with the feeling of controlling the players, you can give play calls later in subsequent games. If you follow the coach’s instructions and still have poor results, you can consider spending more College Football 25 Coins to change to a more experienced coach. This may change the situation. Don’t Hit The Ball Hard If you follow real football games, you’ve seen situations where one player from each team has a ball and the field is wide open. The defender tries to hit the ball hard, but fails, and the other team runs by and wins. The same applies in College Football 25, and when you find yourself in this situation on the field, remember to try to steal it. First, you need to run at the ball carrier with all your might, and your screen will automatically display the steal animation. Don’t hesitate and let this situation continue. Don’t worry about knocking down the other players, because your goal is to make them lose their composure. This operation can be a little difficult, so you can practice it a few times. Once you get familiar with it, you can then introduce unfamiliar elements during the sprint to make your defensive skills more powerful. After reading this guide, are you more confident in being an outstanding defensive player? I hope you can lead your team to win more victories in this Dynasty Mode. If you have more information you want to know, you can find the answer in iGMeet Discord!

After trying out NCAA14, many fans are looking forward to the release of EA College Football 25. They have been waiting for this game for so long, but fortunately, it will be officially released on July 19. In EA College Football 25, there will be a number of teams for players to choose from, and some players may be dazzled by the choice. This guide will introduce you to some very powerful teams in EA College Football 25, so that you can avoid the difficulty of choosing and maximize your College Football 25 Coins. Georgia (95 OVR) As expected by most fans, Georgia is one of the top teams in the new game and has the potential to become one of the best teams in the real world. Although it is controversial whether its 95 OVR is really two points higher than the second place Ohio State’s 93 OVR, and from what perspectives the score is scored, it is undeniable that Georgia is definitely ranked first. Ohio State (93 OVR) Ohio State made the right decision this offseason by moving away from the infamous portal and returning after a difficult period. According to EA, Ohio State is considered No. 2 team in the country, which is completely recognized by the players and is your best choice in this game. Oregon (93 OVR) Oregon may not be on this list because they have not achieved anything in a long time. Since the end of the Marcus Mariota era, Oregon has become irrelevant. But with the hype of Colorado last season, Oregon has returned to the spotlight. They are gradually becoming stronger and have a good chance of becoming a champion. So, you can choose Oregon to add a lot of strength to your own team. Alabama (92 OVR) With the retirement of Alabama’s legendary coach Nick Saban, Alabama may not be the dominant team it once was, but this is also one of the most tough teams to evaluate in the future because they have unlimited possibilities. So, there is no reason to think that they are on the decline until we see them fall off a cliff. According to EA’s rating, Alabama ranks fourth with a total score of 92. If you use College Football 25 Coins to select this team, you will be the "parent" who has grown up with them. Texas (92 OVR) Texas had a great season last year, making it to the final four of the College Football Playoffs, and the fans are very proud of them. In the upcoming game, if you select them, it means that you can directly enter the 12-team playoff with the Longhorns without any conditions. Clemson (90 OVR) Clemson is probably the most surprising team in the 4-team playoff era, finishing second. Who would have thought that they were struggling in the playoffs a few years ago? That said, Clemson has been criticized by players for not making full use of the transfer portal to send better players to themselves. But fortunately, they have always had some outstanding players and have great potential. So EA gives them full credit in this game. Notre Dame (90 OVR) In the actual game, Notre Dame seems to always be tepid, basically not reaching excellence, but there are some excellent results. They got a total score of 90 points in College Football 25 and ranked seventh. In the proper game, Notre Dame hopes to make better progress under the dual leadership of Marcus Freeman and a better offensive coordinator. In College Football 25, if you are a player who doesn’t want to consider gas, you can consider choosing them. LSU (90 OVR) After a year with the best offense in the country and a Heisman-winning quarterback, this team lost their elite OC, starting QB, and many other players. This was a blow that didn’t quite live up to their potential in last year’s playoffs. However, the ultimate outcome is that they continue to be a highly effective team with a stable groundwork. Penn State (88 OVR) If we were to rate Penn State based on fan impact, it would probably be over 95, but EA’s rating is based on player quality, which only gives it an 88. This is fair, and for some players who want to win home games easily, Penn State is a good choice. Utah (88 OVR) The most surprising thing about football in the past few years has been Utah’s rise. From college football to an NHL team, it’s beyond the expectations of many Americans, and it’s thriving. Although Utah did not perform well this season and failed to enter the CFP, so you can’t choose it in College Football 25, but with its previous excellent ability, it can definitely be rated as one of the best teams. Let’s look forward to the official release of EA College Football 25 on July 19, and hope that you can choose your favorite team and be invincible in some games!