Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter remains on track to play Friday night against Stanford (ESPN 10 pm), but staff will keep an eye on him pregame to make sure he's ready.

Published ایک سال قبل on اکتوبر 15 2023، 11:00 صبح
By Web Desk

Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter remains on track to play Friday against Stanford (10 p.m. ET, ESPN), but staff will keep an eye on him pregame to make sure he is ready, sources told ESPN.
Hunter, a cornerback and wide receiver who sustained a lacerated liver Sept. 16 against Colorado State, has been cleared to play and has been practicing.
He remains on target to play on both offense and defense. Sources said his snap count will be monitored and that he is not expected to come close to the huge number of snaps he had in the first two games of the season.
Coach Deion Sanders said Tuesday that Hunter had a "tremendous chance" to play but that he wanted to ensure Hunter was in game shape for the Buffaloes, who enter the contest at 4-2 after Saturday's win at Arizona State.
"I don't want him to be a liability. I want him to always be a tremendous asset," Sanders said. "Travis came to me [Monday] morning, saying, 'What more can I do to help us get to the point that we need to get to?' I love the team aspect of Travis 100%. I hope he can play."
Hunter logged 146 snaps in his Colorado debut against TCU, recording an interception and getting 11 receptions for 119 yards. He has 16 receptions for 213 yards, plus nine tackles and two pass breakups on defense. Hunter sustained the injury while on offense, when Colorado State safety Henry Blackburn delivered an illegal hit along the sideline. Hunter remained in the game but later went to a local hospital for treatment.
"He's cleared and he has protection on to secure those areas, but the game is the game," Sanders said. "The game is a violent game, it's a vicious game, it's a very physical game, but Travis is also physical."
Hunter, a cornerback and wide receiver who sustained a lacerated liver Sept. 16 against Colorado State, has been cleared to play and has been practicing.
He remains on target to play on both offense and defense. Sources said his snap count will be monitored and that he is not expected to come close to the huge number of snaps he had in the first two games of the season.
Coach Deion Sanders said Tuesday that Hunter had a "tremendous chance" to play but that he wanted to ensure Hunter was in game shape for the Buffaloes, who enter the contest at 4-2 after Saturday's win at Arizona State.
"I don't want him to be a liability. I want him to always be a tremendous asset," Sanders said. "Travis came to me [Monday] morning, saying, 'What more can I do to help us get to the point that we need to get to?' I love the team aspect of Travis 100%. I hope he can play."
Hunter logged 146 snaps in his Colorado debut against TCU, recording an interception and getting 11 receptions for 119 yards. He has 16 receptions for 213 yards, plus nine tackles and two pass breakups on defense. Hunter sustained the injury while on offense, when Colorado State safety Henry Blackburn delivered an illegal hit along the sideline. Hunter remained in the game but later went to a local hospital for treatment.
"He's cleared and he has protection on to secure those areas, but the game is the game," Sanders said. "The game is a violent game, it's a vicious game, it's a very physical game, but Travis is also physical."

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