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July 18, 2025

How to Create and Use Custom High School Teams in College Football 26 Bring your high school team into the college game for an even more personalized experience

🎮 Creating Your Custom High School Team

To bring your high school team into College Football 26, follow these steps:​

  1. Access Team Builder: Navigate to the and log into your EA account.
  2. Link Your Console: Ensure your EA account is linked to your console to enable team imports.
  3. Start a New Team: Click on the “Create” option to begin designing your custom team.
  4. Customize Your Team: Choose your team's name, logo, uniforms, colors, stadium, and even the roster. You can hand-select each player, assign positions, and adjust attributes to match your high school team.
  5. Save and Import: Once your team is ready, save it and then import it into the Road to Glory mode in College Football 26.

This process allows you to carry your custom high school team's identity into the college portion of Road to Glory, enhancing your immersion and personal connection to your player’s journey.


🏈 Using Your Custom High School Team in Road to Glory

Although you can't play full high school games in Road to Glory, importing your custom high school team allows you to:​

  • Represent Your School: Play for your custom high school team during the college portion of Road to Glory, complete with your team's colors, uniforms, and stadium.
  • Enhance Immersion: Carry the identity and legacy of your high school team into your college career, adding depth to your player's backstory.

This feature offers a unique way to personalize your Road to Glory experience, even if the high school gameplay is limited to key moments.


🏆 Using Your Custom High School Team in Dynasty Mode

Beyond Road to Glory, you can also use your custom high school team in Dynasty Mode:

  • Import Your Team: At the start of a Dynasty playthrough, import your custom high school team.
  • Take the Helm: Assume the role of the head coach, making decisions on recruiting, gameplay, and team management.
  • Build Your Program: Develop your custom team into a successful program, guiding them through seasons and striving for championships.

This functionality adds another layer of customization and immersion, allowing you to shape your team's future from the ground up.


🔄 Importing Teams from Previous Games

If you've created teams in College Football 25, you can import them into College Football 26:​

  • Import Feature: Use the import button in Team Builder to select teams from College Football 25.
  • Update and Save: Review and update any assets or features that didn't transfer over, then save and submit your team for use in College Football 26.

This feature ensures continuity for players who have invested time in creating custom teams in previous editions.


🧠 Tips for Creating a Compelling Custom High School Team

To enhance your custom high school team's presence in College Football 26:

  • Design a Unique Identity: Choose a team name, logo, and colors that reflect your high school's spirit and traditions.
  • Develop a Backstory: Create a narrative for your team that adds depth to their identity, such as a history of championships or a rivalry with another school.
  • Customize the Roster: Assign positions and attributes to players that mirror your high school's real-life roster, adding authenticity to your team.

By investing time in these aspects, you can create a rich and immersive experience that enhances your gameplay in both Road to Glory and Dynasty Mode.


Bottom Line:
While College Football 26 doesn't feature full high school gameplay in Road to Glory, the Team Builder feature allows you to create and import a custom high school team, bringing your school's identity into the college portion of the mode. Additionally, you can use your custom team in Dynasty Mode, taking on the role of head coach and guiding your program to success.

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