4-Star Hints at Choosing USC
4-Star Hints at Choosing USC originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
The USC Trojans joined the rest of the college football nation in hosting the first-ever official June visits. Now one OV participant is hinting at becoming the newest four-star commit for Lincoln Riley and company.
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Ethan "Boobie" Feaster sparked new intrigue on social media Sunday. The DeSoto High standout wide receiver posted a photo that caught the attention of Trojans fans.
Feaster is seen clad in full USC pads in the locker room. He's holding up one of the Heisman Trophies USC claimed. Feaster then posts a succinct, yet telling, message of "soon." Which indicates that he's made his mind up on which university he wants to attend.
USC Trojans head coach Lincoln Riley.Joe Nicholson-Imagn Images
The 6-foot wide receiver sparked reactions from multiple USC fans. Most posted the famed "Fight On!" two-finger peace sign that's popular during USC games. Longtime USC insider Scott Schrader for On3 even reacted by rolling with an hour glass emoji -- signifying Feaster may become the next to announce.
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Feaster would rise as a significant recruiting coup for a program that's already collected a bevy of wins on the trail.
USC started its impressive 2026 run in February. Riley and the Trojans helped flip Oregon four-star quarterback commit Jonas Williams to spark the movement. USC then targeted fellow Ducks pledge Tomuhini Topui and got him to flip.
The Trojans then added a trio of Trinity League stars for this class in edge rusher Simonte Katoanga, WR Trent Mosley and more recently, five-star tight end Mark Bowman.
Now, Riley and USC look like they've done their part to win over Feaster. However, Feaster still listed LSU, Alabama and Texas A&M in his final four.
Related: USC Aiming to Court 4-Star Pursued by 2 CFP Teams
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 8, 2025, where it first appeared.
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