Travis Hunter has garnered national attention since his days at Collins Hill High School in Suwanee, Georgia. Even as a five-star recruit, it was clear that Hunter had a rare blend of talent, versatility,

The Heisman Trophy wouldn't do Travis Hunter justice. Colorado's two-way star deserves his own award. Scott Procter explains why.

Travis Hunter entered Week 1 of the college football season among the favorites to contend for the Heisman award at +1500 odds. Colorado’s Week 2 loss to Nebraska seemingly knocked him out the picture at +3500.

Former Colorado Buffaloes coach Rick Neuheisel recently made headlines when he threw some shade at Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter’s chances of winning the Heisman Trophy. During a segment on CBS Sports Network,

Colorado coach Deion Sanders has one of the top receivers in college football. He also has one of the top shutdown cornerbacks.

In OT, the Buffaloes scored a touchdown on their first possession to take a seven-point lead. On Baylor's drive, the Bears found themselves two yards away from the endzone. On 1st-and-goal, Baylor's Dominic Richardson carried the ball to the one-yard line, and right before he could get into the endzone, Hunter knocked the ball out, ending the game.

The best wide receiver in college football forced a fumble at the goal line to lift his team to victory in overtime. Under normal, reasonable

The Colorado Buffaloes pulled off a thrilling 38-31 victory over the Baylor Bears on Saturday night in a showdown that went into overtime. The Buffs found themselves needing a score with two seconds left.