Videos by OutKick Travis Hunter Jr. is the most interesting case study in college football this fall. Not only is Colorado going to be must-watch T.V. with Deion Sanders at the helm, win or lose, but his star wide receiver is also his star cornerback. Hunter is a full-time, two-way player— and might be the only one on the Power Five level. Certainly with his amount of playing time. He rarely came off of the field at Jackson State last season, and that is set to be the case again in Boulder. Balancing both positions poses an interesting challenge. Hunter, the former No. 1 overall recruit in the Class of 2022, will be a sophomore this fall. After all signs pointed toward him playing college football at Florida State or Georgia, he shocked the world by flipping to play for Coach Prime at an FCS program on National Signing Day. A large part of Hunter’s decision to play for the Tigers was his desire, and ability, to play both offense and defense. The Seminoles and Bulldogs were primarily interested in him as a defensive back. Hunter wanted to do both, so he joined Sanders in Mississippi to do exactly that
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