Cobee Bryant, a talented cornerback for the Kansas Jayhawks, is creating waves in college football. However, his determination towards the game comes from the motivation that he seeks from his family. His parents, who have always provided love and support for him every step of the way, have majorly shaped Cobee’s life and football career. “I picked no. 2 because it is my mother’s favorite number,” said Cobee, who shares a strong bond with his parents.

Cobee Bryant’s father is Jaycee Bryant, who taught him football since he was three. Added to that, Cobee recalled the rainy, wintry days of his childhood when his dad used to practice with him and throw a football at him. Besides that, his father’s personal or professional life is not publicly available. However, Cobee’s high school coach has revealed that his parents are quite cool and they share a unique bond with him. Cobee once said that he was doing all of it to pay back his parents.

Tammy Ingram, Cobee Bryant’s mother, has played a significant part in his life, giving him support and encouragement during his football journey. He’s so attached to his mom that he chooses to wear the No. 2 jersey because it is his mom’s favorite number. It symbolizes his connection with her legacy, which he wants to continue in his football career. Besides that, Tammy Ingram’s personal or professional details are not available at the moment and the family likes to keep it low-key.

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Cobee Bryant hails from Evergreen, Concuh County, Alabama. Cobee often talked about a tough childhood and hinted towards his parent’s disturbed relationship. However, as of now, they are living together and supporting their child. Apart from his parents, Cobee has a large family of 40 people who will be visiting him on his next game in the 2024 season. With that said, let’s have a look at his football achievements.

Football career of Cobee Bryant

Bryant went to Hillcrest High School to sharpen his football skills and came out as a standout player. Most of his high school career played great, but his senior year performance was quite remarkable, where he secured 38 tackles and eight interceptions while returning for five touchdowns. After completing high school, he joined Kansas as a three-star recruit.

In his freshman year at Kansas, he made 22 tackles with two interceptions during eleven games he played, among which he started in seven games. During sophomore year, he saw action in 12 games and started for 11 games, for which he made 38 tackles and one touchdown. After coming to junior year in 2023, he played in 13 games and made 32 tackles with four interceptions and one sack. As the 2024 season moves ahead, all eyes are on him for how he helps his team win. Besides that, let us know in the comments how the 2024 season is going for you all.