University of South Alabama Athletics

Jaguar Highlights: A candidate to contribute at left cornerback in the fall ... Faced limited contact opportunities during the spring season while recovering from injury.

As A Junior (2018): Saw action in each of the first nine games — making his first career start at Georgia Southern — before suffering a season-ending injury ... Credited with 15 total tackles, and interception and another pass broken up ... Posted a career-best four stops in his Jaguar debut against Louisiana Tech ... Recorded three tackles in Sun Belt Conference victory over Texas State ... Had a pair of stops at both Oklahoma State and Memphis ... Returned first career interception 10 yards at eventual league champion Appalachian State ... Had solo tackles at Georgia Southern and Arkansas State, adding a pass defensed against the latter in his final appearance of the year.

Junior College Highlights (2016-17): Rated by 247Sports.com as a two-star recruit coming out of junior college ... A second-team all-Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) selection as a sophomore after finishing with 18 stops, an interception he returned 41 yards and a fumble recovery ... Efforts helped JCJC end up ninth in the National Junior College Athletic Association rankings after claiming the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) South Division championship en route to an 8-2 finish ... Part of a Bobcat defense that was among the top 25 in the country in points and passing yards given up per contest ... Posted a season-best four tackles and an interception in win victory over Copiah-Lincoln (Miss.) CC ... Had three stops in each of the Bobcats’ last three contests, including wins over Hinds (Miss.) CC and Mississippi Gulf Coast CC as well as a meeting with eventual national champion East Mississippi CC in the semifinals of the MACJC playoffs ... As a freshman was credited with 27 total tackles and four passes broken up, recording a pair of interceptions, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery as well ... Finished with a career-high six stops, an interception, another pass defensed and a forced fumble in win over MGCCC to end the year ... Also had six tackles, picked off a pass and recovered a fumble in defeat of Southwest Mississippi CC ... Made five stops in victory over Coahoma (Miss.) CC and the following week broke up a pair of passes at CLCC.

High School Highlights: Lettered in both football and baseball at Meridian High ... Helped the Wildcats reach the semifinals of the state 6A playoffs as a senior ... Recorded 250 yards receiving in the final regular-season home game of his prep career.

Personal: Full name is Travis D. Reed ... Born Feb. 14, 1997, in Meridian, Miss. ... Son of Charles E. Reed Jr. and Yolanda Watts ... Is the third of five children ... Favorite movie is “Next Friday” ... Favorite book is “The Great Gatsby” ... Favorite team is the Atlanta Falcons ... Favorite athletes are Julio Jones and Aqib Talib ... Favorite musical artists are Future and Kodak Black ... Favorite food is beef stew ... Favorite subject is English ... Enjoys playing video games and shopping in his spare time ... Offered scholarships out of junior college by Memphis, Louisiana and Middle Tennessee ... Is an interdisciplinary studies major.