EA Sports College Football 27 Pac-12 Team Ratings Released The release of EA Sports College Football 27 has generated anticipation for the 2026 college football season. On June 23, 2026, EA Sports unveiled team ratings for the Pac-12 conference, providing an overview of how each team is projected to perform in the game. The ratings include overall team scores, offensive and defensive breakdowns, and opponent rankings for specific teams. The Pac-12 teams are ranked based on their overall ratings, which combine offensive and defensive metrics. Boise State leads the conference with an overall rating of 80, supported by an offensive rating of 82 and a defensive rating of 78. San Diego State follows at 77 overall, with offensive and defensive ratings of 78 and 76, respectively. Texas State also ranks at 77 overall, with an offensive rating of 78 and a defensive rating of 75. Fresno State, Oregon State, and Utah State share the 76 overall rating, with each team displaying a mix of offensive and defensive strengths. Fresno State and Oregon State both have offensive ratings of 76 and defensive ratings of 77, while Utah State mirrors this pattern. Washington State rounds out the top eight with a 76 overall rating, though its defensive rating of 73 lags slightly behind its offensive rating of 78. Colorado State is the lowest-ranked Pac-12 team in the ratings, with an overall score of 74, an offensive rating of 73, and a defensive rating of 75. The rankings also detail Colorado State’s opponents for the 2026 season. At home, the Rams will face Wyoming, rated 73 overall (73 offense, 72 defense), and BYU, rated 86 overall (86 offense, 86 defense).#san_diego_state #texas_state #ea_sports #pac12 #boise_state
Aggies Tame Bobcats to Advance to College Station Regional Finals Texas A&M baseball secured a dominant 17-2 victory over Texas State in the College Station Regional opener, advancing to the finals with a commanding performance. The Aggies, ranked No. 12 nationally, showcased their offensive firepower and pitching depth as they overwhelmed the Bobcats in front of a raucous crowd of 7,061 fans at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park. The win, which marked the Aggies’ 26th appearance in the regional finals in program history, was highlighted by a career-high 10 strikeouts from freshman pitcher Weston Moss and a historic offensive display that included 20 hits. Moss, making his first career postseason start, pitched 7.1 innings of dominant baseball, scattering five hits and allowing just two earned runs while striking out a career-best 10 batters. His performance, which included a career-long outing, was instrumental in keeping Texas State’s offense in check despite the Bobcats’ early two-run lead. The Aggies’ offense, however, quickly turned the tide, with every hitter in the starting lineup recording a base knock. The game’s momentum shifted dramatically in the fourth inning when Jake Duer launched a 413-foot two-run home run to center field, giving Texas A&M a 3-2 edge. The Aggies continued their offensive surge in the fifth inning, with Caden Sorrell doubling down the left-field line and Chris Hacopian driving in a run with an RBI single. The rally expanded in the sixth inning, as Texas A&M plated five runs with two outs, including a run scored on a fielding error by Texas State’s shortstop. The inning’s momentum carried into the seventh, where Hacopian added another run with an RBI double, extending the Aggies’ lead to 9-2.#texas_aggies #texas_state #weston_moss #jake_duer #chris_hacopian
