Colorado football coach Deion Sanders has been a mentor to Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter, and he shared the two-way star's mindset amid online criticism.

Head coach Deion Sanders has emphasized the importance of having every player available for Colorado's first bowl game since 2020. However, the decision to play carries significant risk for players like Travis Hunter and his son, Shedeur Sanders. Both are projected top NFL draft picks, with millions of dollars at stake in their future careers.

The fishing trips have been put on hold and the award-show excursions wrapped up. Now, it’s time for newly minted Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter and the Colorado Buffaloes to get back to the business of a bowl game.

Colorado’s two-way star Travis Hunter dispelled any rumors that the school’s coach Deion Sanders might leave at the end of the season, saying on Friday “he ain’t going nowhere.”

Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter and quarterback Shedeur Sanders financially are protected against potential injuries in Saturday's Alamo Bowl against BYU, according to Colorado coach Deion Sanders.

As Colorado gears up to face BYU in the Alamo Bowl, head coach Deion Sanders has made headlines by securing unprecedented disability insurance policies for his star players, Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter.

It was his idea that we should get disability insurance for our student athletes for this game to ensure that they played,” Colorado athletic director Rick George said. “If

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