38-31 Victory! Colorado vs Baylor. After a back-and-forth battle, the Buffs prevailed. Thanks to Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter, and Griffin III. Wait, don’t forget the contribution of Buffs wide receiver LaJohntay Wester. However, Travis was inevitable throughout the game. He stole the show with a performance worthy of a Heisman Trophy. In terms of offensive yardage, he finished the game with 130 yards and seven receptions. Now comes the most intriguing part of this victory.

Unaware that Richardson’s fumble was being reviewed, Colorado fans stormed the field before the game ended. No, No! This is not the most interesting part of the celebration. It was Travis Hunter’s new celebration technique! Hunter descended and crawled into the tunnel as the fans drew nearer, which was confirmed by Yahoo Sports’ today’s post on Twitter. Where mentioned, “TRAVIS HUNTER IS A DAWG😤“. Do you know from where he got the idea?

Back on September 19! He got the idea for the celebration from well-known internet streamer Kai Cenat. Recently, while Cenat and Hunter were streaming together, Hunter asked the social media celebrity what his favorite celebration style was. A few days after the stream, Hunter performed the “Kai Cenat Celly” following Buffs’ big win.

Travis’s forced fumble at the goal line is among the factors that led the Buffs to today’s success. It was more proof, for the best college football player out there, that no one is quite like him. But we can’t overlook quarterback Shedeur Sanders. He tied the score with a Hail Mary pass to LaJohntay Wester, in regulation time. Not to forget, before the fourth quarter, Baylor led the game with a record of 31-30. It made the fans worried, but Travis’s effort led Buffs to the victory. Now take a glimpse of Coach Prime’s belief in Hunter.

Deion Sanders’ response to Travis Hunter

It’s no surprise that Travis Hunter has emerged as a superstar in college football. After all, he was already turning heads under Deion Sanders at Jacksonville State before making waves in Colorado. Even before his college days, Hunter was considered one of the top high school football players in the class of 2022, destined for greatness.

But as much as Hunter has been a game-changer for Colorado, the question remains: is he a better wide receiver or defensive back? It’s a debate that even his coach, the legendary Deion Sanders, has weighed in on. “The thing about Travis is, if he plays cornerback and dominates, then you can’t move the ball,” Coach Prime stated. But then he posed a dilemma that would keep any coach up at night: “Why is my best receiver sitting on the sidelines? Travis is a football player.”

And a football player he is—through and through. Hunter has been a force on both sides of the ball this season, catching 13 passes for 100 yards and two touchdowns, while also making an electrifying defensive interception, returning it for 38 yards. His versatility and impact are undeniable, and his performance has been crucial in Colorado’s success. Just last weekend, he helped lead the team to a commanding 28–9 victory over Colorado State, earning him the Big 12 Conference’s Defensive Player of the Week honors.

With each game, Hunter continues to prove that he’s not just a player with potential—he’s a difference-maker. And with more battles ahead, all eyes will be on him to see where his star will shine brightest next.