Dakorien Moore and Boobie Feaster, old teammates turned college opponents, on Strictly Football
The two Texas receivers' story passed 400,000 views, and its comments keep returning to the Duncanville and DeSoto teams they came from.
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From Teammates to College Rivals! (Dakorien Moore & Boobie Feaster)
Strictly Football, the football offshoot of Strictly BBall, spent its week on players whose stories run from high school fields to college ones. Six videos went up, and the one with the biggest audience is about two receivers who grew up in the same Dallas-area football world: Dakorien Moore and Boobie Feaster.
The title calls them teammates turned college rivals, and the comment section has a friendly correction. Several viewers point out that the two had already lined up against each other back home, with one popular reply joking that they really went from rivals to rivals. Others remember how strong the Duncanville and DeSoto teams were in those years, and a few arrived worried about a quarterback named Moore after a USC game.
The newer uploads are the ones moving fastest now. "This Game Had Fans in TEARS! (Minnesota v Michigan)" has passed 300,000 views in three days, and Dakota Guerrant, a five-star receiver the title says also plays quarterback, drew a quick crowd within hours. In between came David Mack's 305-yard, four-touchdown night and a Minnesota offense run by a father and his son.
The channel as a whole ran slower than its usual pace, adding about 3,000 subscribers to reach 458,000. Among similar American sports creators, only We Got Ice and FieldFlix gained more views over the week, while Emmanuel Acho and Zac Bell were quiet.
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What viewers say
So we’re saying, they went from teammates to rivals when they really went from rivals to rivals
@TheFella69069See it on YouTubethat Duncanville and Desoto team was something special back then.
@CdandGpglazerSee it on YouTubeThey understand perfectly what the other has gone through. It's simple respect for experience. It's exactly what we all need more of. Good for you young gentlemen. 🤝
@BuiltbyFire2610See it on YouTube
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I enjoyed watching both them play at state. Hope they make it to the next level 🤘🏿
@Jay05610See it on YouTubeThat’s true brudda love right there 🤞🏿
@tpgmfb_See it on YouTubeThis is how you kno time goes by fast and evry moment is special and never take it for granted ❤❤
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The videos drawing views on Strictly Football right now
This Game Had Fans in TEARS! (Minnesota v Michigan)319,108 views · 2026-10-05
Father-Son Duo is Leading Best Offense in Minnesota!144,288 views · 2026-10-04
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- Channel
- Strictly Football
- Subscribers
- 458,000 ▲ 3,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 4,365,418
- Videos published this week
- 6
- Video published
- October 2, 2026
- Video views so far
- 411,916
- Views on its first day
- 172,354
The numbers
Here is how Strictly Football's week looks in figures.
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Strictly Football's about line names its parent brand. Which sport does that brand cover?
The about text says the channel is by Strictly BBall, short for basketball.
