Tar Heels Excited to Potentially See Themselves in NCAA Football Video Game

Posted Oct 31, 2019
Regardless of the other details, one stands above the rest for many players. “That’s really the only thing I want back, is the video game,” Carolina quarterback Sam Howell said, smiling. The video game in question is EA Sports’ NCAA Football series, which began in 1993 as Bill Walsh College Football before transitioning in 1997 with the release of NCAA Football 98. (Heels Maven)

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