EA Sports College Football 25: Memphis Tigers Rank #19 In Game's Top Offenses

Dec 29, 2023; Memphis, TN, USA; Memphis Tigers quarterback Seth Henigan (2) passes the ball during the second half against the Iowa State Cyclones at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Petre Thomas-USA TODAY Sports
Dec 29, 2023; Memphis, TN, USA; Memphis Tigers quarterback Seth Henigan (2) passes the ball during the second half against the Iowa State Cyclones at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Petre Thomas-USA TODAY Sports / Petre Thomas-USA TODAY Sports
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Ahead of a much anticipated year for the Memphis football program, news from the upcoming EA Sports College Football 25 video game is adding to the Tigers' hype. EA released the 25 teams with the top offensive ratings in the new game, notching Memphis in at #19 with a rating of 85. The Tigers are the only G5 side included in that list.

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In 2023, Memphis had the top scoring offense in the American Athletic Conference, averaging 39.4 points per game. The Tigers averaged 306.5 passing yards per game and 458.5 total yards per game. In the latter, they finished the season #14 in FBS.

Leading Ryan Silverfield's offense will be Seth Henigan, entering his fourth season as the starting quarterback for the Tigers. Henigan has thrown for over 10,000 yards with 79 touchdowns to 25 interceptions. He is one just four active FBS quarterbacks with over 10,000 passing yards to his name.

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EA Sports College Football 25 releases on July 19 for Playstation 5 and XBOX Series X|S.

Memphis will officially begin the 2024 season on August 31 against the North Alabama Lions.


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Joe Londergan

JOE LONDERGAN

Joe covers college sports from the Group of Five ranks and beyond. He has worked in the sports industry since 2008, earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Louisville, and a Master's degree from Seattle University.