Bru McCoy Agrees To Be In New CFB Game
Tennessee wide receiver Bru McCoy broke news earlier this week when he announced that he will be in the latest edition of EA Sports's NCAA College Football Game, which is being revived this summer. Collegiate football players have the choice of being in the game in exchange for $600 and a copy of the video game.
Tennessee has picked up some threats of its own. Chris Brazzell is one of many threats that they added during the first portion of the portal season, as he announced back on December 21st that he would be going to Tennessee. He is an All-American freshman and put together a great season at Tulane. His stats were 44 receptions for 711 yards and five touchdowns. Tennessee also added the number-one tight end in the transfer portal Holden Staes from Notre Dame. Staes had 15 catches for 176 yards and four touchdowns for the Fighting Irish. They also recruited well, bringing in five-star Mike Matthews and four-star Braylon Staley. The wide receiver room as a whole will look a bit different, but it will also look extremely dominant.
Tennessee Volunteers WR Bru McCoy before the win over South Carolina. (Photo by Brianna Paciorka of the News Sentinel)
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