EA Sports Called Out for Excluding Female Broadcasters in College Football Video Game

ATLANTA, GA - DECEMBER 31: ESPN reporter Holly Rowe broadcasts live before the college fo
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Warner Todd Huston

Computer game giant EA Sports is under the woke microscope for neglecting to put any female broadcasting personalities in its latest release of College Football 25, according to reports.

The video game giant has included several male broadcasters in its new game, including Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Rece Davis, Kevin Connors, Jesse Palmer, Desmond Howard, and David Pollack.

But wokesters have already begun taking swipes at the game for missing some females who have appeared on the sidelines during the college football season.

ESPN reporter Holly Rowe was unhappy with the coming game.

“How about including some women @EASPORTS 30 years on the college football sidelines,” she wrote.

Another sideline reporter, ESPN’s Molly McGrath, also slammed the game co.

“So exciting! I really hope @EASPORTSCollege included female broadcasters, as well. Women are a huge part of college football,” McGrath wrote.

The game, which has not been produced since 2013 due to a lack of agreements between the company and the NCAA, was first launched in 1997.

Several X users agreed with Holly and McGrath.

Not everyone was on the two women’s side, though.

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