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Travis Hunter addresses tension-filled game between Colorado vs. CSU in Week 3

Last updated: September 27, 2024 9:01 am
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Travis Hunter Shines in Colorado’s Win Over Colorado State

In a thrilling matchup against in-state rival Colorado State, the Colorado Buffaloes emerged victorious with Travis Hunter playing a crucial role in their success. The versatile star showcased his skills by recording 13 receptions for 100 yards and two touchdowns in the tense Week 3 clash in Fort Collins.

Reflecting on the lead-up to the rivalry game, Hunter shared insights on his podcast, the “Travis Hunter Show,” revealing the team’s strategic approach. While the Rams engaged in verbal sparring, the Buffaloes opted for a more composed demeanor. Hunter highlighted the Rams’ aggressive behavior, mentioning an incident where they pushed his coach during pregame warmups.

“We played it cool this week. Even though we wanted to say something. But we were like ‘No, we are going to be the good team this week.’ But people still find a way to hate us,” Hunter remarked.

Travis Hunter Secures NIL Deal with NerdWallet

Adding to his list of accomplishments, Travis Hunter recently inked a groundbreaking NIL deal with NerdWallet. The partnership, part of the “Smartest NIL Deal Ever” campaign, marks Hunter as the first college football player to collaborate with the personal finance platform.

Expressing his enthusiasm for the unique collaboration, Hunter emphasized the deal’s focus on financial literacy and long-term planning. He committed to allocating 20% of his earnings into a savings account, highlighting the deal’s emphasis on empowering athletes to make informed financial decisions.

Partnering with Hunter aligns with NerdWallet’s mission to promote financial education and smart money management, leveraging its platform to encourage athletes to prioritize their financial well-being.

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Travis Hunter’s NFL Aspirations

Renowned for his versatility on the college football stage, Travis Hunter clinched the Paul Hornung Award for the nation’s most versatile player in the 2023 season. Looking ahead to his NFL aspirations, Hunter expressed a desire to continue playing on both offense and defense at the professional level.

“My goal is to continue to be a two-way player. If given the opportunity, I’d strive to continue making an impact on both ends of the field, helping my team wherever they need me most,” Hunter stated.

Drawing inspiration from his coach at Jackson State and Colorado, the legendary Deion Sanders, Hunter aims to follow in his footsteps as a successful two-way player in the NFL. With Coach Prime’s guidance, Hunter believes he has the mentorship needed to excel on both sides of the ball at the highest level of competition.

As Travis Hunter continues to make waves in the world of college football, his dedication to excellence, versatility, and financial literacy sets him apart as a multifaceted athlete poised for success both on and off the field.

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