It looks like the Colorado Buffs have taken their last loss against Kansas State very seriously, as the team is straightaway dominating their game against the Arizona Wildcats with a very high margin of 7-31. But it looks like they are going to lose their key player, Travis Hunter, as his move in halftime raises concern for the Buffs and his gameplay in the ongoing season. Let’s see what is so concerning.

Today, insider Matt Smith took to X to share a recent update regarding Buffs two-way player Travis Hunter’s injury, saying, “Travis Hunter is NOT dressed for the 2nd half.” Icing his hand” while playing against Arizona. As Travis was seen applying an ice pack before the second half. However, he did play for the first half, but it looks like he will not be playing in the 3rd quarter, which is raising a lot of concerns regarding his injury being much more serious than expected.

Well, the Travis Hunter exit from today’s game got confirmed before the start of the second half by the Fox Sports Twitter handle, saying that Travis Hunter will not be playing for the rest of the Buffs game against Arizona. As the team wants to be cautious with his shoulder injury, which he suffered during their last showdown against Kansas State.

However, before going out of the field, the two-way star Travis Hunter played for a total of 54 snaps, of which 41 were on offense and 13 were on defense. This game was supposed to be a big comeback for Travis after last week’s misery. Well, let’s hope he returns with full power for the Buffs upcoming games. For now, let’s discuss their remarkable win against the Arizona Wildcats.

Buffs remarkable win against Arizona

The Colorado Buffs bounced back with a much-needed win after last week’s blowout against Kansas State, performing impressively against Arizona this week. Every player was in their best form. Quarterback Shedeur Sanders threw for 250 yards with three touchdowns, and the Buffs defense was one of the major reasons to hold Arizona under a single digit. Even Buffs safety player Shilo Sanders, who was very disappointed after his gameplay last week, was also on fire today. Shilo’s four tackles and breakup were instrumental in Colorado’s success in limiting Arizona Wildcats star quarterback Noah Fifita to 134 yards below his average passing.

Even Buffs head coach Deion Sanders was quite impressed with the team’s performance. After the game, Coach Prime expressed his happiness and satisfaction with the team’s overall gameplay, saying, “Wonderful game, wonderful victory.” It looks like the Buffs are finally getting their zeal and enthusiasm back on track. Let’s see if the team is able to continue its winning streak in the ongoing season or not. What are your thoughts on their today’s showdown? Do let us know in the comments.