In one of the more notable developments when it comes to the upcoming title, EA Sports is adding over 300 real-life coaches to College Football 26. In turn, many fans of the series will be quick to judge whether or not these coaches are accurately depicted. This comes down to play-calling tendencies, recruitment strategy, and (of course) their in-game appearance. But fans aren’t the only ones looking at this stuff — it appears Texas Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian is also among those paying close attention to how they are digitally presented.
Being one of the highest-paid coaches in college football (according to The Analyst), Texas coach Steve Sarkisian is one of the more notable figures in the sport right now. As far as football itself goes, Sarkisian has shown a penchant for developing effective offensive schemes in the past and has helped rehabilitate the Texas Longhorns program to where it used to be, winning the Peach Bowl against Arizona State last year. On top of that, the guy seems to be a great ambassador for Texas as a whole. On Twitter, Sarkisian is constantly retweeting and talking about Texas sports and seems to have a real sense of pride when it comes to the University of Texas at Austin.
