Hunter and Sanders Propel Colorado to Shutout Victory

Travis Hunter, a standout player for Colorado, delivered a historic performance against Oklahoma State, contributing to a 52-0 victory that emphasized his candidacy for the Heisman Trophy. Hunter excelled on both sides of the ball, recording 10 catches for 116 yards and three touchdowns, alongside an interception and two passes defended, breaking Colorado's single-season record for touchdown receptions. Meanwhile, quarterback Shedeur Sanders threw for 438 yards, breaking the school's single-season passing record, and added five touchdowns. The win, marked by a strong defensive showing and a shutout, keeps Colorado's Big 12 title hopes alive as they await results from other conference games. Head coach Deion Sanders, who previously won the Jim Thorpe Award, expressed his support for Hunter, even offering his own award to him in response to Hunter being snubbed as a finalist this year.