Kansas State Wildcats fans have noticed an error for Avery Johnson on EA Sports college football game
The EA Sports College Football video game series is one of the most innovative things in entertainment history.
For years, fans and players have waited for the arrival of perhaps the greatest video game ever. It has evolved with the times, giving real-life feel to those on the joystick controllers.
But like anything, there is a chance for error. And it appears the gaming company has made a big mistake involving Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson in this year's edition.
A social media user appears to show the game has Johnson without his trademark blonde hair. A screenshot shows him with black locks.
This wouldn't be a big deal if it were any other player. But not with Johnson. He is known for his hair much as his ability on the football field. He's also the Wildcats' most popular player. He's grown so many fans over the years because of his willingness to stay in Manhattan instead of chasing NIL deals elsewhere.
Last year Johnson led the Wildcats to a 9-4 record with 3,317 total yards and 32 touchdowns.
K-STATE GOLFER MAKES THE CUT
Kansas State golfer Stalee Fields, who will be a sophomore this fall, is already having a productive summer. She recently qualified for US Women's Amateur tournament.
Here's the official release from the University: "Kansas State rising sophomore Stalee Fields is moving on to one of the most prestigious amateur events by winning a playoff for the second of two spots in the US Amateur Qualifier on Wednesday held at the par-72, 6,315-yard Firekeeper Golf Course.Fields moves on as one of 156 competitors in the 2026 US Women's Amateur, held August 4-9, at The Honors Course in Ooltewah, Tennessee.Needing to finish either first or second in the 33-player field, Fields posted a score of 1-over par 73 thanks to birdies on Nos. 1 and 2 before bogeying Nos. 3, 12 and 13 to tie with Juliana Hong of Norman, Oklahoma, for second place, one shot behind winner Destiny McNeil of Castroville, Texas.Fields and Hong went to No. 8 to begin their playoff, but it would not go past the par-4 hole as Fields shot par and Hong bogeyed.A native of Fort Worth, Texas, Fields is the second Wildcat in the last three years to compete in the US Women's Amateur as Carla Bernat was part of the field and advanced to match play in 2024."
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