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2024: Sophomore tailback and the deep man on kick returns. Third in the SEC in kick return average (23.6). 260 career rushing yards, 2 TD. 26 yards rushing against Alabama A&M. 66-yard kick return against New Mexico. 15-yard reception, 16 yards rushing at Missouri. 28 yards rushing vs. Vanderbilt. 29 yards on 7 carries vs. ULM. 35-yard kick return vs. Texas A&M. 2023: True freshman running back. 57 yards rushing in his college debut vs. UMass, including a 42-yard touchdown run. 20 yards rushing at Cal. 3 catches gained 18 yards vs. Samford. Leading rusher at LSU with 69 yards on 10 carries. First start came vs. Ole Miss. 7-yard TD catch from Thorne vs. Mississippi State. 19 yards rushing at Arkansas. 1-yard TD run in Music City Bowl. SEC first-year academic honor roll. Cobb is set to get more carries out the backfield than last season, but still behind probable starter Damari Alston.
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