But Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter is and will remain one of the best players in the sport. It doesn’t matter if his team wins a lot of games or a little; Hunter deserves consideration for college football’s greatest individual honor. He’s one of the best receivers and one of the best cornerbacks in the country at the same time.

It starts with the amazing talent that is Travis Hunter. I’ve watched closely for five decades special athletes who have donned the Buffs black and gold. These days, add gray and white. Ain’t none as dynamic.

We are witnessing history in the form of Travis Hunter. Here's how he stacks up among the 10 best players I've seen live, a list that begins in the 1970s and includes a dorm room trip to see 'The Boz'

Colorado Buffaloes star Travis Hunter details what position he wants to play in the NFL and his thoughts on beating the Colorado State Rams.

About the only thing that doesn’t come easy for Travis Hunter on the football field is choosing sides. “Equal,” Colorado’s two-way standout wrote in an email interview with The Associated Press on whether he prefers catching passes or intercepting them.