Video shows Duke football player doing ‘Bull City’ gesture in EA Sports College Football 25

A Duke fan shared a clip of a Blue Devils football player making the team’s iconic ‘Bull City’ hand gesture in EA Sports College Football 25.

EA Sports really put all the details a college football fan can think of in College Football 25.

Fans who preordered the Deluxe Edition can access the game a few days early, so the content was already hitting social media on Monday night. The game features the expanded 12-team playoff, ratings for individual players, and all the bells and whistles.

One Duke fan posted about getting to play as the Blue Devils on X (the social media platform formerly known as Twitter) and found an iconic detail.

In the brief clip shared to social media, Duke cornerback Joshua Pickett ran up to the camera and put his fists together with his thumbs sticking out on either side, forming the Blue Devils’ ‘Bull City’ gesture.

EA Sports already confirmed that the hand gesture, along with dozens of other specific celebrations for other fanbases, would be in the game earlier in the summer, but actually seeing it makes it so much more real.

Wallace Wade Stadium already appeared in the College Football 25 trailer for Duke fans’ first sneak peek, and the team posted a video revealing all of their uniform combinations in the game.

EA Sports confirms Duke fans will make ‘Bull City’ hand gesture in College Football 25

EA Sports released a list of the school-specific gestures in EA Sports College Football 25 on Wednesday and ‘Bull City’ will feature.

EA Sports reiterated over and over again that College Football 25 will be as authentic as possible, and they got one step closer on Wednesday.

During the game’s ‘Sights and Sounds Deep Dive’ release on Wednesday, the studio said the game will include dozens of school-specific hand gestures in the crowd to make the experience immersive. Among the list was Duke’s ‘Bull City’ gesture, a motion when Blue Devils fans stick two fists together with thumbs out to resemble bull horns.

The Duke football program already got a taste of its inclusion in the long-awaited game when the first trailer showed a split-second clip of Wallace Wade Stadium. The same Wednesday release also said that the developers recorded crowd noise from more than 40 different schools, including Duke.

The game will be released on July 19. Check out Duke Wire’s predictions for the five highest-rated players in the game here.