Just in! This 5-star athlete and Texas Tech commit, Kavian Bryant, has made it into Gridiron’s Top 300! Kavian is part of the class of 2027 and is rigorous in his academics. He is a member of the National Honor Society and has maintained an impressive 4.5 GPA throughout high school. Along with his academic accomplishments, Kavian has won plenty of awards! This includes, but is not limited to, player of the game on numerous occasions in football and basketball, along with Offensive MVP of the District. Kavian even led his team as the designated captain all the way to the second round! On top of everything, Kavian manages to squeeze in the time to run track too, showing off his time management skills. This triple-threat, versatile athlete is surely going to achieve anything he puts his mind to, as proven by his accolades. Kavian is currently 6’3, weighing in at 185 lbs. His bench maxes out at 225 lbs, with his squat and clean reaching an impressive 500 lbs and 245 lbs. When it comes to stats, Kavian has plenty to give, as he has been recorded scoring over 60 touchdowns and running over a whopping 4000 yds.
Check out Kavian’s highlights below!
Take a peek at Kavian’s interview!
What is your biggest strength?
“My I.Q.”
What are you best at?
“Getting others involved.”
Are there any skills you want to improve on?
“Becoming a better leader, I know I’m going to have to step up and do that in college.”
What does a typical training day look like for you?
“I wake up, for athletics, I do lifting, throwing, and skills practice. Then I go to school and have track practice after, with my basketball somewhere in there too.”
What or who is your biggest motivator?
“My dad. He’s brought all of this into my life; without him, I would not be here today. That’s why I do it, for him and the family.”
What are your goals in and outside of football?
“To continue to win and try my best to make myself and my team better. I really just want to make it in life and take care of the family. I currently plan on studying business, specifically sports management.”
Do you have a favorite memory from football?
“Probably, when I ran someone over, and he flipped, it went viral and got on SportsCenter.”
Why do you play football?
“Football is just a sport I love; it happened at a young age, and I stayed with it.”
What makes you stand out against other players?
“When I’m in the pocket, I’m hard to tackle, and when I get outside, I find and open man, I also get people involved.
When did you realize you could play at a higher level?
“About 7th or 8th grade. At first, I was just playing, but when I got my first offer after freshman year, it motivated me to get more.”
How do you handle the intensity and expectations that come with playing at this higher level?
“I stay down and keep working, listen to people in my corner, and would go to camps to focus on myself.”
What do you do to balance your personal life and sports?
“I love playing sports, but I still make sure I do typical teenager stuff like hanging with friends, but sports are always the top priority. I feel like it’s an even balance, though.”
Throughout your football journey, what are you most proud of?
“Me and my brother turning Westwood around. It wasn’t that school, but now it is.”
What legacy do you hope to leave in your sport?
“I just want my name to be read in the history books one day. When I get old and come back, I want to be known as the guy who played here.”
If you could give your younger self advice, what would you say?
“Trust yourself, listen to the ones who love you, and keep working.”
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