ORLANDO, Fla. — It’s almost like Travis Hunter is firing up the video game he’s on the cover of when he takes the field every Saturday.
Only what Hunter is doing in a Colorado uniform week in and week out isn’t done with a controller. It’s reality.
In the state in which he was born, Hunter continued his Heisman Trophy campaign with another dominant display on both sides of the ball.
His record-setting streak of games with 100 or more receiving yards was snapped at five, but he still had nine catches for 89 yards and a touchdown. Oh, and he grabbed his second interception of the season.
Afterward, he let everyone know that there’s a little award called the Heisman Trophy that he’s got his eye on by striking the iconic pose.
“This is who he is, man,” coach Deion Sanders said. “It’s just that simple. He’s that kind of a kid. I can’t wait to see him continuously play.”
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