Sorry for Behren but I love Hammond
"Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter won the 2024 Heisman Trophy on Saturday night. The award ceremony, which took place live in New York City, named Hunter the first two-way star to win the award since Charles Woodson in 1997.
The race between Hunter and Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty went down to the wire, and the voting results were the closest for the Heisman since 2009, per ESPN's broadcast. Two quarterbacks — Miami's Cam Ward and Oregon's Dillon Gabriel — rounded out the finalists for the award..."
https://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa...27ce7195ffe8b2
Deion haters have all disappeared
Not sure what you mean by that last comment. Hunter was the #1 ranked recruit in the nation, so it's not like he came out of nowhere. He was a baller from the start.
Maybe that Deion did not ruin him?
Anyways.
Travis Hunter was much more of a two way guy than Charles Woodson. Absolutely incredible player.
And personally I think Deion played him too many snaps but the guy definitely wanted to play. I think Deion possible limited his total plays for 2024 but Im not sure.
When Colorado played Stanford (2023), Hunter was absolutely exhausted and got beat numerous times by a very good WR on Stanford (had almost 300 yards receiving and it basically beat Colorado)
I definitely thought that was too much PT trying to cover a receiver one on one of that caliber and play WR.
But in the end Hunter is the Heisman winner and possibly #1 draft pick. So you cant dismiss the highlights that come with many two way plays. And the fact Hunter was excellent at both.
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