Leroy Bryant

2025: Played in all 13 games, starting five ... earned a spot on the Big Ten All-Academic team ... had one tackle in the opener vs. Colorado State ... started vs. UC Davis, finishing with two tackles ... started at cornerback in the win at Washington State, where he had five tackles ... started at nickel vs. Ohio State, notching one tackle ... also started at nickel in the win at Maryland, notching one tackle ... one stop in the win over Rutgers and also at Michigan ... made one tackle in the win at UCLA ... one tackle vs. Oregon ... notched two interceptions in the L.A. Bowl win over Boise State, when he also notched five tackles. 2024: Named to the Fall Academic All-Big Ten team ... played in six games, starting one (Sun Bowl) ... saw his first action of the season in the win over No. 10 Michigan ... also played at Iowa, at Indiana, at Penn State and at Oregon ... had one tackle vs. Louisville in the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl. 2023: Played in four regular-season games (preserving his redshirt year), and in all three postseason games, for seven appearances total ... made his UW debut in the win at Michigan State, where he had a half of a tackle for loss ... two tackles in the win over California ... also played at Stanford and at USC, where he had one tackle ... saw action in the Pac-12 Championship Game vs. Oregon. 15535 HIGH SCHOOL Played cornerback, wide receiver and returner for the Mustangs ... named his region's Player of the Year by the Daily Republic (Fairfield, Calif.) as a senior in 2022 ... also named to the all-region first team on both sides of the ball ... named Monticello Empire League Co-Player of the Year in 2022 ... also first-team all-league at both WR and CB ... as a senior, caught 58 passes for 837 yards and six touchdowns, while also rushing for a TD ... named to CalHiSports.com's 2022 preseason All-Sac-Joaquin Section first team ... ranked the No. 45 cornerback in the country and No. 35 overall prospect in California by 247Sports ... rated the No. 80 prospect in California by ESPN ... ranked the No. 45 "athlete" and No. 59 prospect in California by Rivals ... only began playing football as a high-school sophomore ... also a standout on the basketball team ... named first-team all-league as a sophomore and junior in basketball ... played football for coach Myles King.