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EA Sports' beloved college football video game series ... had their name featured in the game for the first time ever. Over 10,000 FBS players agreed to an NIL deal to be a part of the game.

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More than 10,000 athletes have accepted an offer from EA Sports to have their likeness featured in its upcoming college football video game, the developer announced Monday.