USC Morning Buzz: A Training Camp Highlight Or Lowlight?

USC scrimmaged yesterday and a highlight was this long TD play by freshman wide receiver Boobie Feaster.

Even USC wanted the public to see a glimpse of Feaster’s explosiveness and put rhe clip on social media..

But here is something else to consider: Who was on the defense? Among the players chasing Feaster were Taylor Johnson, Jadyn Ramos, Joshua Holland, Talanoa Ili, Trestin Castro, Isaiah Rubin and Brandon Lockhart.

Most of these guys are first-or-second year players. That explains a lot.. It’s not the first-team defense. I’m providing some context because nobody else will.

Here’s the other thing: What does Gary Patterson think of the play?

14 thoughts on “USC Morning Buzz: A Training Camp Highlight Or Lowlight?

  1. It’s called a practice session. Let Boobie get his credit. It was one play out of many. Maybe Coach Patterson will show an INT for media consumption. Fight on, Dan, Class of 1962

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      1. Glass half full, maybe Patterson’s defense plays better in games than in practice against the best offense in the country? Don’t crush what little hope that I have for the season. When you say it is bad, it is really bad; not like Scott what says everything is bad regardless of any hope. Fight on, Dan, Class of 1962

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    1. Boobie part of a star frosh WR class. He has clocked 21 plus mph during a game on a touchdown play and perhaps the more impressive film of him is catching highly contested balls. Tanook Hines has run a 10.07 100 meters. Some see frosh WR Trent Mosley as even better than Feaster.

      #USC-ForBetterOrWorse,WR U

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      1. King Miller is supposedly heavier and faster than last year, and Waymo Jordan is back, plus there is Mark Bowman who should be a star TE. Maybe we will see the return of Riley’s 50/50 run-pass offense that he had at Oklahoma.

        #BallControlOffense

        #KeepTheOppositionDefenseOnTheField

        #AWinningStrategy

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  2. DON: SC doesn’t have the most difficult schedule in the Big-10, that belongs to Ohio St who plays Texas, Indiana, Oregon, Michigan and SC

    KAM: The Buckeyes aren’t complaining, instead they’re calling it an opportunity to show what they’re made of

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