Compliments come reluctantly in EA SPORTS College's rivalry interviews
An August promotional Short asks players from Miami, Texas, USC and Notre Dame to praise the other side.
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Say Something Nice About Your Rival #CFB27
Notre Dame's player can manage a compliment: USC has nice jerseys. Getting that far proves difficult for the others in EA SPORTS College's "Say Something Nice About Your Rival #CFB27."
The promotional Short turns a simple interview question into an exercise in restraint. Miami's player responds to a request to praise Florida State by repeatedly asking "Who?" USC's player offers silence when asked about Notre Dame. School loyalty doesn't leave much room for gracious small talk.
Posted in August, the clip is the busiest of the channel's videos right now. With nothing new uploaded this week, older player interviews are providing some of the activity: "Dante Moore Blind Ranks College Football Stadiums #CFB27" is also among the active draws, alongside the more recent "New Facemasks in #CFB27."
The channel added about 68,000 views over the week, while subscribers stayed unchanged. Today's viewing is well below its usual daily level. Among nearby gaming channels, its weekly viewing sits between Warner Bros. Games and Minecraft Education; Marathon and Teamfight Tactics both had larger weeks.
For EA SPORTS College, the enduring attraction here isn't a gameplay reveal or a new uniform detail. It's the pause after asking a USC player to say something nice about Notre Dame.
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