introduces the Stadium Pulse feature, which makes certain stadiums harder to play in than others. However, not all fans agree on which places have been ranked as the toughest to visit as the away team. While picking the and surrounding them with is essential, football is all about knowing your opponent’s strengths and weaknesses.
This includes how hostile their stadium is and EA Sports have seamlessly worked this into the game to the point that it influences every match. Here are the hardest away stadiums to play at in College Football 25, how they’re ranked, and how they affect the match. Toughest places to play in College Football 25 According to the official in-game rankings, Texas A&M’s Kyle Field is the hardest place to play in College Football 25.
However, the decision to make the home of the Aggies the toughest stadium has been a hot topic among fans. This is mainly because Texas A&M’s home record in recent seasons has been nowhere near as impressive as some of the other teams on the list. They’re also only the based on their 85 overall rating, well below the likes of Georga and Oregon (94).
As a result, fans feel that the devs have put a lot of stock in the stadium’s past reputation and the fact that it’s one of the largest in college football, with a capacity of over 112,000. Rankings explained EA Sports have said that they use the following criteria to decide which stadiums are the hardest to play in: Since the rankings are heavily weighted on form, th.