Travis Hunter had a huge week for the Colorado Buffaloes, and as a result has received an honor from the Big 12

But Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter is and will remain one of the best players in the sport. It doesn’t matter if his team wins a lot of games or a little; Hunter deserves consideration for college football’s greatest individual honor. He’s one of the best receivers and one of the best cornerbacks in the country at the same time.

Colorado’s dynamic two-way star, Travis Hunter, was named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week following his outstanding Week 3 performance against Colorado State in Fort Collins. Hunter was a key figure in Colorado’s 28-9 victory over their in-state rivals,

Travis Hunter might've had 100 receiving yards and two touchdowns on offense vs. CSU, but the two-way star was honored for his defensive play.

CU’s Travis Hunter was named the Big 12 Conference defensive player of the week after his performance in the Buffaloes’ 28-9 victory against Colorado State.

About the only thing that doesn’t come easy for Travis Hunter on the football field is choosing sides. “Equal,” Colorado’s two-way standout wrote in an email interview with The Associated Press on whether he prefers catching passes or intercepting them.

While scouts, analysts and fans debate whether he’d make a better cornerback or wide receiver in the NFL, Hunter said he fully intends to play both ways as a pro. That's his plan, anyway. Because he can't stand sitting out a snap,