Colorado Buffaloes star two-way player Travis Hunter knows that he's got a great chance to capture the Heisman Trophy next month, and he's let the college football world know it each of the last two weeks.

A Heisman Trophy campaign isn't at the forefront of Travis Hunter's mind as the Colorado two-way star prepares for the home stretch of the 2024 season. On

I n the closing seconds of the first quarter in Saturday’s game between Colorado and Utah, Buffaloes two-way star Travis Hunter peeled off his receiver in coverage, snared an in

Colorado football has a chance to control its destiny, if it can continue to post wins in the Big 12 Conference.

Colorado continues to inch its way toward a spot in the College Football Playoff after a 49-24 victory over Utah on Saturday. Head coach Deion Sanders'

Colorado's decisive win over Utah on Saturday did not come without some controversy as Buffaloes star Travis Hunter drew a mind-boggling taunting penalty in the 49-24 win in Boulder.

Hunter bolstered his Heisman case in Colorado’s 49-24 win over Utah, which inched the Buffaloes closer to the Big 12 title game.

No. 17 Colorado's 37-21 loss to Kansas did not hurt Travis Hunter's Heisman Trophy chances. In fact, Colorado's generational two-way player was so sublime in a losing effort his o

Colorado football handled Utah’s dominant defense last week in a 49-24 victory. Despite the Buffaloes’ high scoring, Travis Hunter had a modest five catches for 55 yards. The Heisman Trophy frontrunner has a much better matchup this week against a Jayhawks’ defense that’s had trouble stopping the pass.

Colorado star cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter made more history for Colorado on Saturday against Kansas. Hunter, the odds-on favorite for this year's Heisman Trophy, has become just the second player in college football with 10 receiving touchdowns and multiple defensive