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Who are the best players in Florida in EA College Football 25? Full speed, strength, overall ratings

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2 years ago

July 15, 2024

Who are the best players in Florida in EA College Football 25? Full speed, strength, overall ratings

Some gamers will have to wait until Friday when the standard edition comes out. But for those that pre-ordered the deluxe edition of College Football 25, they got their hands on the hottest new sports video game on the market Monday.

It’s the first college football title published by EA Sports in 11 years. The last was NCAA Football 14.

And for the first time ever, the game includes players’ actual names, which was made possible by the name, image and likeness rules ratified during the past few years.

All 134 Division I Football Bowl Subdivision teams are featured, including seven Florida programs.

Want to play as Seminoles quarterback DJ Uiagalelei or Florida running back Montrell Johnson Jr.? Now, you can.

Here are the 85-man rosters for Florida, Florida State, Miami, South Florida and UCF.

Florida Gators College Football 25 player ratings

Player	Position	Speed	Strength	Overall
J. Marshall Jr.	CB	94	70	89
J. Slaughter	OL	65	85	87
M. Johnson Jr.	RB	88	75	87
E. Wilson III	WR	93	56	86
E. Badger	WR	91	67	85
A. Turner	SS	86	72	84
J. Crawshaw	P	69	56	84
G. Mertz	QB	74	67	84
D. Moore	CB	91	72	83
S. James	MLB	84	77	83
J. Jackson	CB	91	60	83
J. Castell	FS	88	76	82
T. Sapp	LE	79	83	82
C. McClain	CB	92	57	82
K. Collins	LE	76	85	81
A. Barber	LT	63	93	80
C. Dike	WR	92	69	80
D. Lagway	QB	88	70	80
C. Jackson	DT	49	94	79
D. George Jr.	RG	46	93	79
T. Bridges	CB	91	66	79
C. Banks	DE	68	94	79
T. Smack	K	69	52	79
L. McCray	LE	75	90	79
R. Moten	FS	90	79	79
G. Howard	ROLB	82	73	79
J. Slackman	RE	72	89	79
J. Boone	LOLB	76	84	79
J. Lyons	DT	63	90	78
D. Watson	DT	34	97	78
H. Hansen	TE	70	84	78
D. Johnson	CB	91	73	78
D. Manuel	LT	62	84	78
R. Kearney	C	63	84	78
A. Mizell	WR	96	60	78
A. Boardingham	TE	86	69	78
T. Webb	HB	88	78	77
M. Graham	MLB	84	69	77
D. Wingo	MLB	84	77	77
K. James	LE	75	86	77
M. Burke	WR	92	71	77
J. Zandamela	C	70	73	77
T. Searcy	LOLB	80	82	77
K. Harris	LG	61	88	77
G. Gumbs Jr.	LOLB	75	81	76
B. Crenshaw-Dickson	RT	53	86	76
R. Simonds	RG	54	85	76
D. Douglas	SS	84	73	76
C. Millen	QB	75	65	75
C. Williams	LG	57	87	75
K. Zipperer	TE	84	70	75
B. Thornton	SS	88	73	75
J. Baugh	HB	86	79	75
K. Jackson	WR	86	74	74
M. Pitts	RT	57	85	74
S. Denson	FS	90	65	74
C. Jones	LT	49	94	74
A. Gates	SS	88	71	74
F. Westphal	RT	54	94	74
K. Waites	RT	42	97	74
J. Fraziers	WR	88	76	74
K. Daniels	RB	91	67	74
J. Robinson	ROLB	82	79	73
G. Smith III	SS	90	61	73
J. Grimsley	CB	93	59	73
G. Hill	TE	78	80	73
J. Pyburn	ROLB	77	81	72
T. Livingston	TE	77	80	72
T. Fuller	MLB	79	80	72
A. Jean	WR	90	68	71
D. Spurlock II	MLB	79	72	71
J. Davis	SS	88	59	70
J. Weston	LOLB	80	80	69
T. Abrams	WR	95	57	68
T. Foster	CB	90	49	68
T. Spierto	WR	85	73	68
P. Terry	LT	58	86	68
C. Carroll	RB	84	80	67
T. Hawkins	WR	97	46	67
L. Swafford	LOLB	77	93	66
K. Hardee	TE	79	67	66
J. Jackson	RB	84	79	64
P. Leise	QB	72	67	64
A. Covington	FS	86	71	63
R. Underwood	TE	73	68	62

Florida State Seminoles College Football 25 player ratings

Player	Position	Speed	Strength	Overall
P. Payton	LE	85	77	90
S. Brown	SS	86	72	89
A. Thomas	CB	92	67	88
M. Smith	C	63	90	88
D. Jackson Jr.	DT	61	95	88
F. Cypress II	CB	90	59	87
D. Washington	LT	63	87	86
D. Uiagalelei	QB	77	82	86
R. Williams	HB	88	75	85
J. Farmer	DT	66	93	85
M. Benson	WR	96	62	85
J. Lucas	HB	95	57	84
L. Toafili	HB	93	68	84
D. Lundy	ROLB	79	81	84
M. Jones Jr.	RE	85	84	84
J. Byers	RT	54	90	84
R. Leonard IV	RG	53	93	83
A. Mastrommanno	P	65	66	83
K. Jones	RG	50	91	83
D. Brown	FS	90	58	82
S. Lolohea	RE	71	84	82
O. Cooper	CB	91	65	81
E. Little II	CB	91	55	81
C. Hussey	FS	91	67	81
C. Holmes	HB	95	73	81
G. Kelly	DT	69	85	81
J. Rizy	RT	57	86	80
C. Riley	ROLB	83	79	80
T. Durojaiye	LE	75	81	80
S. Murphy	MLB	84	67	79
B. Estes	RG	56	84	79
L. Simmons	LT	59	90	78
J. Armella	LG	58	91	78
K. Sampson	DT	61	90	77
R. Scott Jr.	LT	55	89	77
B. Nicholson	MLB	83	75	77
K. Knowles II	FS	90	60	77
O. Graham Jr.	MLB	81	76	77
C. Lester III	CB	88	60	77
L. Kromenhoek	QB	84	58	76
B. Glenn	QB	75	65	76
J. Early	RT	64	86	76
J. Douglas	WR	92	61	76
J. Brown	WR	96	56	76
J. West	TE	75	75	75
K. Poitier	WE	86	76	75
K. Morlock	TE	71	73	75
D. Lyons	DT	67	86	75
K. Kirkland	SS	88	69	75
C. Bates	CB	91	57	75
D. Hill	WR	91	67	75
L. Green Jr.	RE	80	78	75
K. Davis	HB	88	79	75
L. Thomas	TE	85	74	75
M. Itete	LG	67	81	74
B. Courtney	TE	78	80	74
R. Montgomery	LG	60	87	74
B. Turner Jr.	LE	74	76	74
J. Jones	LE	75	80	74
A. Hester	LE	76	74	74
D. Williamson	WR	89	74	73
A. Williams	RE	83	69	72
Q. Jones	CB	89	63	72
J. Cryer	ROLB	78	80	72
D. Jones	CB	90	61	72
A. Barker	SS	84	74	72
J. Todd	RT	54	89	71
D. Ward	ROLB	79	75	70
J. Rawls	CB	89	64	70
D. Lee	WR	90	67	70
D. Spann	WR	88	75	69
T. Jackson	QB	82	62	69
L. McCoy	WR	91	57	69
T. Frazier	CB	92	50	69
T. Hylton	LT	67	79	67
J. Parrish	LOLB	83	68	67
Z. Redd	LT	63	80	67
T. Hickman-Collins	MLB	78	72	67
C. Frier	WR	94	58	66
B. Gibson	WR	90	64	66
J. Langston	WR	90	63	66
R. Fitzgerald	K	69	51	65
M. Chiumento	P	65	64	65
M. Arnold	TE	73	68	53
A. Bracewell	LOLB	74	78	53

UCF Knights College Football 25 player ratings

Player	Position	Speed	Strength	Overall
R. Harvey	HB	92	74	91
P. Boone	HB	86	84	88
K. Jefferson	QB	86	85	87
J. Richardson Jr.	HB	91	61	86
A. Kight	LT	64	91	85
K. Hudson	WR	92	68	85
L. Hunter	DT	63	93	85
B. Adams	CB	90	59	84
M. Montgomery	HB	88	72	82
D. Pace	SS	83	73	82
S. Arnold II	FS	88	71	81
M. McWilliams	CB	90	65	81
R. Pittman Jr.	TE	82	71	81
B. Threats	SS	89	66	80
M. Lawrence	LE	81	79	80
R. Barber	DT	66	88	80
A. Jackson	CB	92	59	80
J. Henderson	CB	92	49	79
T. Fegans	CB	90	61	79
A. Medley	LG	53	84	79
J. Walker	DT	62	93	79
X. Townsend	WR	92	61	78
C. Kitler	C	59	95	78
J. Brooks	C	44	95	78
M. Marshall	RG	48	87	78
E. Barr	MLB	81	72	78
Q. Bullard	FS	90	52	77
D. Dotson	RE	78	81	77
J. Pierre	ROLB	82	84	77
C. Hawkins	FS	90	63	77
C. Magwood	WR	90	62	77
L. Tennison	SS	87	63	77
J. Jones	WR	85	79	76
X. Alexander	MLB	83	76	76
J. Brown	QB	88	68	76
J. Johnson	WR	96	47	76
E. Morris	TE	79	82	75
C. Zellwood	FS	87	66	75
C. Boomer	K	70	47	74
A. Harris	MLB	88	78	74
J. Johnson	LE	74	79	73
D. Odom	LOLB	81	73	73
K. Moore	ROLB	81	67	73
W. Wells	SS	88	60	73
W. Dorsey	RT	62	89	73
I. Nixon	LE	79	71	73
M. McCarthy	P	59	56	73
C. Kinnie	RG	57	89	73
P. Rubelt	LT	52	91	73
M. Downs	DT	59	88	72
J. Gude	SS	85	63	72
T. Bullard	ROLB	83	66	72
K. Smith	LG	63	83	72
P. Barnett	RG	56	86	72
T. Whittemore	WR	87	78	71
B. Marshall	CB	91	60	71
K. Hudson	DT	57	90	71
M. Alexander	DT	60	90	71
J. Davis	TE	73	79	71
J. Heyward	FS	95	58	71
M. Manley	RE	74	81	71
J. Bridgewater	WR	88	68	70
C. Peterson	CB	93	44	70
R. Adkins	TE	74	73	70
J. Cline	C	59	86	70
K. Call	RE	75	80	70
D. Rizk	QB	74	65	70
G. Stevens	TE	77	66	70
J. Presley	SS	84	72	69
E. Colson	QB	83	59	69
R. Trujillo	QB	82	62	69
W. Flynn	C	60	85	69
T. Ford Jr.	MLB	78	80	69
C. Malamala	RT	47	92	68
K. Fox	WR	86	72	68
S. Gage	HB	87	74	68
K. Cox	LT	64	80	68
K. Ingram	HB	90	65	67
J. Baker	WR	90	51	67
K. Stokes	WR	94	57	67
C. Johnson	CB	90	57	67
C. Simon	HB	92	63	66
B. Worrell	ROLB	79	74	65
B. Richardson	WR	90	61	64
G. King	TE	58	72	63

Miami Hurricanes College Football 25 player ratings

Player	Position	Speed	Strength	Overall
D. Martinez	HB	88	82	91
R. Bain Jr.	LE	81	91	90
X. Restrepo	WR	89	66	90
C. Ward	QB	84	70	89
J. Rivers	LT	60	94	88
F. Mauigoa	RT	60	96	87
A. Cooper	RG	50	93	85
E. Alston	RE	83	83	85
J. George	WR	92	59	85
A. Borregales	K	73	42	85
F. Mauigoa	MLB	78	84	84
S. Barrow Jr.	DT	68	88	84
M. Fletcher Jr.	HB	90	80	84
D. Hill	CB	89	62	82
M. Cook	DT	69	88	82
M. Powell	SS	90	74	81
D. Langston	CB	92	48	81
A. Allen	HB	90	66	80
W. Bissainthe	ROLB	86	62	80
S. Okunlola	LT	61	86	80
E. Arroyo	TE	83	70	80
C. McCormick	TE	78	85	79
A. Mesidor	LE	72	84	79
D. Joyce	P	66	65	79
R. Stafford	CB	92	60	79
C. Clark	DT	70	89	78
L. Cristobal Jr.	RG	59	87	78
A. Blount	LE	79	93	78
R. Williams	TE	73	60	78
M. Lightfoot	RE	84	68	77
J. Alderman	MLB	79	76	77
D. Knight	FS	89	66	77
R. Breaston	MLB	79	79	77
M. Bell	LT	51	93	77
J. Harris	SS	89	67	77
J. Trader	WR	92	55	76
Z. Patterson	FS	86	63	76
R. Cotton	CB	91	54	76
L. Ramsey	RE	77	80	76
M. Williams	SS	91	55	76
I. Taylor	FS	86	92	76
C. Johnson Jr.	HB	98	67	76
I. Horton	WR	88	76	76
M. Bryant	MLB	80	77	76
R. Aguirre Jr.	ROLB	81	77	76
D. Morgan	LOLB	84	66	75
K. McManus	RE	79	74	75
A. Campbell	DT	59	92	75
R. Rodriguez	C	68	92	75
L. Elam	CB	90	59	74
A. Moten	DT	55	94	74
R. Poffenbarger	QB	76	63	74
M. McCoy	RT	64	86	74
R. Joseph	WR	92	55	73
C. Pruitt	MLB	86	64	73
M. Redding III	WR	89	66	73
M. Crawford	DT	65	86	73
D. Compton	HB	92	66	73
J. Horton	DT	64	89	73
E. Lofton	TE	83	67	73
A. Tripp Jr.	RG	57	88	72
C. Wheatley-Humphrey	HB	89	66	71
M. Chamberlain	C	62	85	71
J. Andrews	CB	90	64	71
D. Massey	CB	90	61	71
C. McConathy II	RE	77	69	70
I. Thomas	SS	86	78	70
T. Larson	TE	79	69	70
C. Carmichael	RE	78	75	70
T. Kinsler IV	LG	51	95	70
N. Francavilla	C	57	86	69
F. Tinilau	LT	55	90	69
D. Little	WR	90	67	69
J. Anderson	QB	71	63	69
D. Day	FS	94	52	68
H. Benson	ROLB	84	70	68
D. Hodges	WR	90	64	68
J. Moreland	LE	73	83	68
T. McCormick	WR	90	63	68
D. Plazz	LG	62	82	68
J. Carver	TE	79	69	68
O. Ford	RT	55	91	67
D. Kramer	DT	67	83	67
J. Anderson	WR	92	57	66

USF Bulls College Football 25 player ratings

Player	Position	Speed	Strength	Overall
S. Atkins	WR	89	56	87
B. Brown	QB	87	73	84
A. Brown	CB	91	58	84
J. Shuler	ROLB	81	74	84
T. Keith	HB	90	62	80
Z. Herring	RG	55	90	80
R. Cheney	DT	71	87	80
N. Simmons	WR	88	61	79
D. Blue-Eli	DT	53	96	79
A. Stokes	P	56	66	79
A. Yaseen	WR	89	71	78
P. Singletary	TE	82	71	78
I. Hickman	DT	69	90	78
K. Joiner	HB	90	63	77
T. Ward	CB	87	65	77
M. Brown-Stephens	WR	90	64	77
M. Harris	MLB	83	76	77
J. Stokes	SS	92	63	77
K. Powell	HB	88	75	77
J. Vaughn	LE	74	80	76
D. Rucker	CB	90	66	76
D. Harris	RE	77	78	75
W. Wolff	TE	77	69	75
D. Bowman	RT	64	92	75
M. Lofton	C	53	89	75
L. Berryhill	FS	85	68	75
D. Gordon IV	MLB	75	76	75
K. Banks	FS	90	52	75
B. Austin	CB	89	55	75
D. Hawthorne	DT	68	90	75
R. Perry	LT	54	93	74
J. Alexis	WR	89	63	74
U. Uzebu	RT	58	91	74
G. Greenwald	TE	76	71	74
M. Williams II	LE	75	81	74
D. Augustin	FS	87	68	74
I. Carter	QB	86	58	73
B. Archie	QB	73	64	73
M. Hurst	CB	90	48	73
H. Todd	MLB	80	72	73
J. Pettway	ROLB	77	87	73
B. Waller	ROLB	80	69	72
J. Pettus	RE	74	77	72
K. Brown	FS	88	62	72
B. Gooden	RE	76	76	71
C. Skinner	LG	50	90	71
T. McCoy	SS	87	74	71
J. Williams	DT	58	90	71
J. Lee	CB	90	62	71
J. Cobbs	WR	86	75	70
J. Smith	WR	98	58	70
T. Byard	SS	87	73	70
J. Bolden	CB	90	62	70
K. Cobb	FS	86	73	70
C. Best	C	57	85	70
A. Kilfoyl	LG	57	86	70
N. Gramatica	K	79	43	70
J. Cannon	K	73	45	70
J. Jenkins	LG	60	84	69
N. Milovac	RT	56	88	69
B. Knox	CB	87	65	69
C. Lamb	HB	89	69	69
S. McMillan	LT	55	87	69
J. Echols	TE	85	67	69
D. Bowie	RG	52	88	69
R. Hill	MLB	85	68	68
R. Lennon	LT	58	85	68
M. Baker	LE	69	85	68
J. Johnson	HB	89	91	68
Z. Hamilton	LOLB	81	72	67
J. Shipp	HB	88	75	67
M. Tate	QB	77	53	67
D. Exume	LE	77	72	67
A. Toney	CB	90	58	66
K. Malone	CB	90	54	66
B. Winton	WR	90	56	66
T. Kelly	WR	85	70	66
A. Mosley	RE	79	67	65
A. Forbes	RG	55	87	65
A. Isaac	HB	92	60	65
C. Exume	RE	74	80	65
J. Porter	WR	89	53	64
C. McKinney	LE	69	84	64
G. Lanning	LT	58	89	62
T. Dubuc	TE	72	68	59

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5 arrested in undercover teen sex trafficking bust in Miami, authorities say

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April 23, 2026

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5 arrested in undercover teen sex trafficking bust in Miami, authorities say

Five men are facing charges after an undercover teen sex trafficking investigation in Miami, authorities said.

The Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office Human Trafficking Task Force and Miami Police Department’s Special Investigations Section had posed as a mother to offered her daughters, ages 13 and 15, for sexual services in exchange for money, arrest reports said.

The five suspects agreed to pay for sex and when they showed up at a hotel for the encounter they were taken into custody by tactical officers, the reports said.

“I knew it, I knew, I knew that it was this,” one suspect kept repeating in Spanish as he was taken into custody, the reports said.

When the suspect’s duffel bag was searched officers found 18 condoms, 7 different lubricants and lotions, adult toys and bondage restraints, among other items, the reports said.

Another suspect said he’d never engaged in that type of activity before and “requested forgiveness,” the reports said.

The five face charges including human trafficking, records showed.

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Miami-Dade deputies detain elderly father who they say shot and killed his son after a domestic dispute

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April 23, 2026

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Miami-Dade deputies detain elderly father who they say shot and killed his son after a domestic dispute

A 75-year-old man has been detained after Miami-Dade deputies say he shot and killed his son after a domestic dispute in Palmetto Bay.

This happened, according to investigators, at approximately 4:49 p.m. in the area of SW 168th Street and 92nd Avenue.

When deputies arrived, they found the elderly man, who had not yet been identified, and immediately detained him for questioning.

Afterwards, they conducted a security sweep and found an adult male, 47, suffering from an apparent gunshot wound.

Deputies say this isn’t the first time they have responded to the home.

“We have responded to this particular residence in the past due to mental health-type incidents,” MDSO PIO Detective Argemis “AC” Colome said.

Deputies say the dispatcher heard a dispute happening over the phone during the 911 call, but it’s unclear what led to the shooting and who was having the mental health crisis.

“The individual who shot was the father, and the male deceased on the scene was the son,” Colome said.

Neighbors reacted to this family tragedy with shock.

“So sad, a little bit concerned cause maybe you’re, you know, you’re staying somewhere, and you don’t know what’s actually happening at the other houses,” Giorgos Kollilekas, who lives in the area, said.

Colome said that there is no danger to the community as this was the result of a domestic dispute.

“There’s always help, please, there’s a lot of hotlines, there’s a lot of numbers. You can call us. At the end of the day, getting help early can mitigate situations like this,” Colome said.

No other information has been released, including the identities of those involved or what caused the dispute.

The investigation is ongoing.

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Cain, Kushner launch South Florida JV with plans for Edgewater rental tower

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April 22, 2026

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Cain, Kushner launch South Florida JV with plans for Edgewater rental tower

Cain and Kushner are launching a South Florida real estate joint venture, planning a luxury apartment tower in Edgewater for their first project, The Real Deal has learned.

London-based Cain, led by Jonathan Goldstein, and New York-based Kushner, led by Laurent Morali and Nicole Kushner Meyer, plan a 40-story, 364-unit project on Cain’s 1.5-acre site at 614 and 720 Northeast 27th Street in Miami, according to a news release. The property is near the Missoni Baia condo tower that Cain co-developed with Vlad Doronin’s OKO Group.

BDT & MSD Partners provided a $42 million loan for the project, which is in the pre-development phase. Construction is expected to start late next year, the release says.

The Cain-Kushner JV is targeting residential and mixed-use investments and developments in the tri-county region.

“We are looking at all opportunities that we think are sensible,” Goldstein said.

Their South Florida JV comes as the region is experiencing another influx of out-of-staters after the pandemic-era boom, only this time the in-migration is primarily of wealthy individuals and their companies amid the blue-to-red-state migration.

Yet, Cain and Kushner’s plans for Edgewater apartments come as the multifamily market has softened due to hefty deliveries in recent years. A record 18,600 units were completed in 2024, outpacing leasing that year by about 20 percent, CoStar Group data shows. Although construction starts have slowed, last year’s 12,718 unit completions still surpassed total leasing for the year by about 1,000 apartments.

It has led to slower lease-ups, more concessions and a drop in the average asking rents across South Florida.

Developers starting projects now have said demand will catch up by the time they finish their buildings, with many adding that South Florida remains a strong apartment market. Many are betting on luxury rentals, which CoStar’s data showed made up the bulk of leasing in recent years.

“We are big believers in South Florida and big believers in Miami,” Goldstein said.

Cain, backed by Todd Boehly’s Eldridge Industries, has been investing in South Florida for nearly a decade, with the JV in some ways marking its second chapter in the region.

Cain’s most recent project is the Delano Miami Beach renovation. The hotel, which closed in 2020, is expected to reopen in time for the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix early next month.

Aside from the Missoni Baia condo tower, Cain also partnered with OKO on the Una Residences condo tower in Brickell and the 57-story 830 Brickell office tower. The office building was completed in 2024 fully pre-leased, catching a demand surge during the pandemic-era in-migration of out-of-state companies to Miami. Cain also is an investor in Doronin’s hospitality firm Aman Group.

Kushner has a presence in Miami’s Edgewater, completing the 37-story, 420-unit apartment tower at 2000 Biscayne Boulevard in 2024, with plans for more residential development next-door at 1900 Biscayne Boulevard. It also purchased the 276-unit Hamilton apartment building at 555 Northeast 34th Street from Aimco.

Elsewhere, Kushner plans a 932-unit multifamily development at 300 West Broward Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale. It borrowed a $115 million construction loan last year for a luxury 68-unit apartment project in Surfside. And it scored approval in October for a 470-unit rental building and synagogue development near Hollywood’s Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.

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