University of Nevada Las Vegas

UNLV: A savvy, veteran blocker who joined the Rebels as a Super Senior and looks to make a major impact on the Rebel offensive line in his sixth and final collegiate campaign … First name is pronounced “CO-bee.”

SMU: Spent the last three seasons at the American Athletic Conference school located in Dallas, playing in 26 career games. 2021: Appeared in four games during SMU’s 8-4 season. 2020: Played in all 10 games during the Covid-shortened season ... Helped the Mustangs to national rankings of ninth in red zone offense (.920), 13th in passing offense (318.0) and 15th in scoring offense (38.6). 2019: Played in 12 games, making four starts ... Blocked for an offense that ranked seventh nationally in scoring offense (41.8), ninth in total offense (489.8) and 13th in passing offense (309.0).

RIVERSIDE CC: Played in nine games during his lone season at California junior college in 2018 ... Named First-Team All- Southern California Football Association ... Helped team go 11-1 overall, 5-0 in conference and advance to the SCFA Championship. ARIZONA WESTERN: Played one season at the junior college located in Yuma … Helped the Matadors finish 9-1 and play in the NJCAA Championship game in 2017.

HIGH SCHOOL: A two-year letterwinner on the offensive line at Rochester HS in Michigan … Also competed in basketball and track and field … Was the men’s track and field most valuable player as a senior.

PERSONAL: Cobe Termaine Bryant was born in Pontiac, MI … The son of Termaine and Tamyla Bryant … Will be pursuing a certificate in college sports leadership.