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Online meets IRL: The College Football 25 Rally Cry Championship will take place this Friday during the Cotton Bowl in Texas.
Are you ready for a nationwide EA Sports College Football 25 tournament event? The game will officially host the Rally Cry Championship this Friday, July 20, 2025, in Arlington, Texas.
Here are all the details of the event.
College Football 25 comes to Texas with massive Championship event
Over the course of the last 10 weeks, College Football 25 has hosted one of the biggest tournament series in the game’s history. Taking place nationwide, players have been able to compete against one another at multiple college campuses.
However, only two competitors remain, and they will be facing off against each other during the Championship event this Friday at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic.
The event will be held at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas with celebrity guest appearances and more. The two competitors facing off against each other are Norfolk State University graduate student Eric “ThatGuyDJ_” Minor and Bethune Cookman University graduate student Dametri “N8ighbor” Hill.
With an accumulation of over 55 million views over the last 10 weeks, the tournament series is finally coming to an end. Here is how you’re able to watch it.
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How to watch
To watch the EA Sports College Football 25 Rally Cry Championship, all you need to do is tune in to the officialTwitch Sports page. The event will begin Friday, August 02, 2025, at 3:30 pm EST.
“There’s been so much excitement around the relaunch of College Football 25 this year,” Michael Konradi, Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic Chief Marketing Officer said. “We are excited to host the Rally Cry Championship Tour’s final stop of the season at the CFP Semifinal at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic. We hope all fans come out early to see the action and take in the Rally Cry Championship Tour experience.”
This event will showcase the talents of the two College Football 25 players competing against one another while also giving fans a chance to watch the actual sport in action.
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