What are they putting in the water now a days? Heading into the 2023 football season, the class of 2023 is getting ready for their freshman year in college. Meanwhile, the LSU football coaching staff just offered class of 2027 wide receiver Ethan Feaster.
LSU football offers class of 2027 wide receiver Ethan Feaster
Ethan “Boobie” Feaster has yet to take a single class in high school. With that being said, he now boasts more than 20 offers from some of the top Universities in the country.
That’s how the college football landscape operates today, so this really shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. LSU football understands this is how things are now – that’s why they offered class of 2027 wide receiver Ethan Feaster Tuesday evening.
Feaster is considered one of the best wide receivers in the class of 2027. He stands at 6-foot-1, 171 pounds, and already has offers from schools like Oregon, Michigan and Tennessee.
Feaster is more than deserving of the hype, despite lack of experience
Genuinely, it shouldn’t be possible for eighth graders to be as good as Ethan Feaster is. The class of 2027 standout is bigger, faster and stronger than everyone else on the field.
He has hands like glue and can often be seen “Mossing” defenders much older than him. In fact, most of the tape we have on him is from camps and 7-on-7 matches because gameday competition is just too easy otherwise.
Often, it isn’t easy to find size like his with freshmen in college. The fact that he’s about to enter his freshman year of high school is just unfair.
His biggest challenge will be continuing to push to be better than he is. Still, it’s not hard to see his love for the game while watching him play. If he keeps this up, don’t be surprised if he continues to outplay his competition. After all, he’s been doing this since 2020 as a sixth grader.
Keep an eye on this kid. Who knows, if LSU football continues to go after him, he could turn out to be the future of Tiger wide receivers.
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