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EA Sports College Football 25
EA Sports College Football 25 is a 2024 American football video game for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, the first EA college football title since NCAA Football 14 (2013), featuring 134 FBS schools, NIL-licensed players paid at least $600, and record-breaking US sales.
EA Sports College Football 26
EA Sports College Football 26, EA Tiburon's college football sim, launched July 10, 2025 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S with 136 FBS schools, 300+ real coaches, cross-play Online Dynasty, and revamped Road to Glory.
EA Sports College Football 27
EA Sports College Football 27 (2026) is EA's college football simulation, third in the revived series, launching July 9, 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and first-time PC and mobile, with Dynasty Blueprint, new Road to Glory positions, and Mascot Mashup.
EA Sports FC 24
EA Sports FC 24 is EA's 2023 football simulation, the first in the series without the FIFA license after the 1993 agreement ended, featuring HyperMotionV, Opta-based PlayStyles, women in Ultimate Team, and 19,000+ licensed players.
EA Sports FC 25
EA Sports FC 25 is EA's football simulation, released September 27, 2024 on PS5, PS4, Xbox, PC, and Switch. Second EA Sports FC title after the FIFA split; introduced Rush 5v5, FC IQ tactics, and women's Career Mode; Europe's best-selling 2024 game.
EA Sports FC 26
EA Sports FC 26 is EA Canada's football simulation released September 26, 2025 for PS5, PS4, Xbox, PC, Switch, and Luna. Its signature change splits gameplay into Competitive and Authentic presets; it topped GfK's 2025 European charts in 16 of 17 countries.
EA Sports FC 27
EA Sports FC 27 (FC 27) is EA Vancouver's football simulation, released 25 September 2026, the fourth EA Sports FC title after the FIFA split; its new mode is The Grounds, a social street-to-stadium playground on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Switch 2.
EA Sports UFC
EA Sports UFC (series, EA Vancouver, since 2014) is Electronic Arts' licensed UFC MMA simulation line, succeeding THQ's Undisputed games; latest entry UFC 6 (June 2026) adds Flow State, The Legacy, and crossplay on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
EA Sports UFC 2
EA Sports UFC 2 is a 2016 mixed martial arts fighting game developed by EA Vancouver for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, the second in its UFC series.
EA Sports UFC 3
EA Sports UFC 3 is EA's 2017/2018 mixed martial arts fighting game, third in the EA Sports UFC series, starring cover athlete Conor McGregor, introducing Real Player Motion Tech, a rebuilt damage and stamina system, and G.O.A.T. Career Mode.
EA Sports UFC 6
EA Sports UFC 6 is a mixed martial arts fighting game by EA Vancouver and Electronic Arts, released June 19, 2026 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Each-way
Each-way (E/W) betting: a wager of two equal stakes on one selection, one to win and one to place, with the place part paid at a fraction (usually 1/4 or 1/5) of the win odds over a set number of places; standard UK terms vary by field size and race type.
Eagle Football Holdings
Eagle Football Holdings, or Eagle Football, is John Textor's London-based multi-club ownership group holding Botafogo, RWD Molenbeek, Olympique Lyonnais, and formerly a Crystal Palace stake, later hit by UEFA MCO rules and financial collapse.
Eagles MMA
Eagles MMA (EAGLES MMA) is a Russian MMA team founded in November 2016 by Khabib Nurmagomedov and Ziyavudin Magomedov, distinct from Eagle FC, Khabib's promotion; based in Makhachkala, Dagestan, under coach Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov.
Eamon Sullivan
Eamon Sullivan (born 1985) is a retired Australian sprint freestyle swimmer from Perth who held the 50 m and 100 m freestyle world records, won three Olympic medals at Beijing 2008, and retired in 2014 after shoulder and hip injuries.
Eamonn Coghlan
Eamonn Coghlan, the "Chairman of the Boards", Irish miler born 1952; 1983 World 5000m champion, world indoor mile record 3:49.78, seven Wanamaker Mile wins, first over-40 sub-4 miler.
Earl Bell
Earl Bell (Earl Holmes Bell), American pole vaulter born 1955 in Panama; 1984 Olympic bronze medalist, 1976 world record holder (5.67 m), three-time NCAA champion at Arkansas State, and founder of the Bell Athletics coaching center in Jonesboro, Arkansas.
Earl Boykins
Earl Boykins, born 1976 in Cleveland, is a 5'5" former NBA point guard, second-shortest player in league history behind Muggsy Bogues; undrafted in 1998, he played 13 seasons, 652 games, 5,791 points, and now coaches at USC.
Earl Campbell
Earl Campbell, "The Tyler Rose" (born 1955), Heisman-winning Texas running back and first pick of the 1978 NFL Draft; three straight NFL rushing titles with Houston Oilers, 9,407 career yards, Hall of Fame 1991.
Earl Eby
Earl William Eby (1894-1970), American middle-distance runner, silver medalist in the 800 m at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics behind Albert Hill; first NCAA 880-yard champion, later a Philadelphia Bulletin track writer.
Earl Hebner
Earl Hebner (born 1949, Richmond, Virginia) is an American pro wrestling referee, twin of Dave Hebner, famous for the 1988 Hogan-Andre twin angle and the 1997 Montreal Screwjob; WWE 1988-2005, then TNA/Impact and AEW.
Earl Little Jr.
Earl Little Jr., Ohio State safety from Fort Lauderdale; Alabama 2022 signee, FSU 2025 second-team All-ACC with 76 tackles and 4 interceptions; transferred to Ohio State January 2026.
Earl Manigault
Earl "The Goat" Manigault (1944-1998), Harlem streetball legend, 6'1" leaper called the greatest NBA player never; derailed by heroin and prison, redeemed via the Goat Tournament and HBO's Rebound.
Earl Mccullouch
Earl McCullouch (born 1946), American hurdler and NFL wide receiver; equaled the 110 m hurdles world record of 13.2 (13.43 auto) at Minneapolis on 16 July 1967 while at USC, later played seven NFL seasons.
Earl Monroe
Earl 'The Pearl' Monroe (born 1944), NBA guard for the Baltimore Bullets and New York Knicks; 1968 Rookie of the Year, 1973 champion, Hall of Fame 1990, NBA 75 member.
Earl Morrall
Earl Morrall (Earl Edwin Morrall, 1934–2014), NFL quarterback for 21 seasons with six teams; 1968 NFL MVP with the Colts and starter for the 1972 perfect-season Dolphins; three Super Bowl rings.
Earl Thomas
Earl Thomas III (born 1989) is a former NFL free safety, Legion of Boom original, Seahawks' only Super Bowl champion, 7-time Pro Bowler, and 2010s All-Decade selection.
Earl Watson
Earl Watson (Earl Joseph Watson, born 1979, Kansas City, Kansas), UCLA point guard, 13-season NBA veteran (878 games), and Phoenix Suns head coach 2016-2017 with a 33-85 record; later Raptors assistant and 2026 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame inductee.
Earl Weaver
Earl Weaver (1930-2013), the Earl of Baltimore, Hall of Fame manager of the Orioles 1968-82 and 1985-86; 1,480 wins, .583, four pennants, 1970 World Series title, 96 ejections.
Earl Woods
Earl Dennison Woods (1932-2006), retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel and Green Beret, father and first coach of golfer Tiger Woods, whom he nicknamed after a Vietnamese officer friend; author of Training a Tiger.