LSU reportedly did not request ‘Neck’ as audio asset for upcoming EA Sports college football game

LSU fans have been clamoring for the university to allow the band to play the popular song “Neck” during games.

However, the school’s ban on the song during games continues, much to the chagrin of fans.

And, it appears, that ban will extend into the virtual world as well. Per insider Matt Brown, LSU didn’t request “Neck” as an audio asset for the upcoming return of the EA Sports college football video game franchise:

BREAKING NEWS:

according to documentation I just obtained via a FOIA, Neck was NOT on the list of audio assets that LSU submitted for the next EA Sports college football video game

— Matt Brown (@MattBrownEP) September 26, 2022

I have what LSU did submit to EA, along with 30 other schools, here in this newsletter, which I update because I care about doing Serious Professional Journalismhttps://t.co/fu45Jd6mGE

— Matt Brown (@MattBrownEP) September 26, 2022

We’ll see what songs the LSU band does play in the upcoming video game, but “Neck” won’t be among them.

With EA Sports back in the college football world, though, there’s always a chance the song could be approved for the 2024 version and beyond!

Adam Spencer

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