Boobie Feaster climbs USC depth chart ahead of season opener
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 23, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Aug 23, 2026

USC receiver Boobie Feaster, only 17 years old, has rapidly ascended the depth chart ahead of the Trojans' season opener against San José State this Saturday. Known for his exceptional football IQ and maturity, Feaster has impressed coaches since an early age. He reclassified to join the 2026 class and is expected to play a significant role as USC's youngest player. His development has been closely watched, and his contributions will be critical as the team navigates unproven talent among receivers.
- •Feaster is the youngest player to suit up at USC.
- •He moved up the receiver depth chart before the season starts.
- •USC faces San José State in their season opener.
- •Feaster has a strong football IQ and training background.
- •Coaches have emphasized his maturity beyond his age.
- 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — How Boobie Feaster became one of the USC playmakers to watch at age 17
"USC receiver Boobie Feaster, 17, has quickly moved up the Trojans' depth chart ahead of the team's season opener on Saturday against San José State.
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