EA Sports is bringing back its college basketball game next.
At the same time that football fans tuned in for a gameplay showcase of CFB 26, EA Sports teased the return of its college basketball series that has been shelved since 2009. There are no other details on the game previously released as NCAA Basketball and NCAA March Madness, just “Bring the Madness. Let’s run it back.” A report earlier Monday from Extra Points said EA submitted a proposal to the college conferences…
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