Travis Hunter's 10 most memorable performances of his college football career

Travis Hunter's college career has come to an end. 

Colorado's two-way star wasn't able to come up with a win in his final college game, with the Buffaloes losing to BYU in the Alamo Bowl. But the 2024 Heisman Trophy winner delivered some big plays again, recording four receptions for 106 yards and a touchdown in the loss. 

While Hunter's college career ended on a sour note, it was just the latest chapter of one of the most remarkable and unprecedented seasons in modern college football history. Prior to Saturday's loss, Hunter played 1,360 snaps from scrimmage this season as he was on the field for the vast majority of Colorado's plays.

Not only was Hunter on the field often, but he was also productive. Offensively, he recorded 94 receptions for 1,258 yards and 15 touchdowns to go with a rushing score. Defensively, he had 31 total tackles, four interceptions, 11 passes defended and a forced fumble entering Saturday's game. He also allowed 22 receptions on just 38 targets for 205 yards and a touchdown prior to the Alamo Bowl, per Pro Football Focus. 

As the NFL awaits Hunter, let's take a look at his most memorable college performances in chronological order. 

Hunter had a relatively quiet season at Jackson State in 2022, suffering an injury in the opener that caused him to miss five games. As the burgeoning star returned later in the year, he slowly got acclimated to playing both sides.

It all came together for Hunter in the Celebration Bowl at the end of the season. He had his most productive game of the year on his biggest stage, making a pair of crucial touchdown grabs. First, he brought in an 18-yard touchdown pass from Shedeur Sanders that gave Colorado the lead in the fourth quarter. Later, he made a 19-yard