John Feaster an all-state first-team player for the Maroon Tide who went on to earn All-Region and All-MACJC honors at Pearl River. Additionally, Feaster became a preseason All-American at PRCC in 2001. 

As a player at PRCC, John Feaster stood 6-foot-2 and weighed 280 pounds. As a sophomore, he finished the year with 48 tackles. He recorded 2.5 quarterback sacks (second-best on the team), while causing one fumble and recovering a team-high three miscues while playing for coaches Keith Daniels and Scott Maxfield.

“I am forever grateful and thankful that I had the opportunity to play and attend classes at Pearl River,” said Feaster. “I was blessed to have my mother (Elnora Jenkins) there every Thursday and occasional Saturdays for every game. I was blessed to play for the late Keith Daniels. He gave me a chance to make a difference.”

Feaster went on to play for the University of Cincinnati and graduated from there in 2004. He currently coaches at Stone High School in Wiggins. He and his wife, Nakisha, have three children and live in Carriere.