Position: Cornerback
College: Louisiana State
Height: 6-2
Weight: 194
Hometown: Hollywood, Fla.

A two-year starter, Daniels teamed with Corey Webster to give the Tigers the premier cornerback tandem in the Southeastern Conference. Hamstring problems prevented Daniels from getting much playing time earlier in his career, but he made up for it the past two seasons, with solid play against some of the nation's top receivers.

Daniels was a standout defensive back at South Broward (Hollywood, Fla.) High, where he was named first-team Class 4A all-state as a senior after registering 60 tackles and five interceptions. He was a two-way competitor who caught 34 passes for 500 yards and four touchdowns. Daniels also returned a kickoff and interception for scores in his final season. A member of the all-district and all-county teams, he was a participant in the North-South Florida All-Star game.

Daniels was scheduled to redshirt in 2001, but injuries late in the season forced the coaching staff to activate him for the SEC championship game, thus losing a year of eligibility. Hamstring problems limited Daniels to five games in 2002, and he managed only three solo tackles for the season while playing in sub-nickel packages.

He took over right cornerback duties as a junior and proceeded to register a career-high 58 tackles (43 solo) with two sacks, 6½ stops for losses and three quarterback pressures. With Webster shutting down the opposition on the left side of the field, opponents soon found the same held true on the right side as Daniels totaled 26 pass deflections and two interceptions in 2003. With Webster hampered by hamstring problems in 2004, Daniels had to take on more of a leadership role in the young secondary. He recorded 48 tackles (28 solo) with nine pass break-ups in his final campaign.

Mass Communications major … Son of Spring Grant … Born Travis Antwon Daniels on Sept. 8, 1982 in Hollywood, Fla.