Three finalists were announced Tuesday for the Thorpe Award, given to the nation's top defensive back. Travis Hunter of Colorado was not among them.

Travis Hunter may be receiving his first trophy of the season in the form of his coach’s 1988 Jim Thorpe Award. Deion Sanders doesn’t want his anymore.

Travis Hunter’s a finalist for the Maxwell Award, the Walter Camp Award, the Biletnikoff Award, the Paul Hornung Award and the Bendarik Award. But CU Buffs coach Deion Sanders was more confused — and sounded hurt — about one major award that didn’t include Hunter as a finalist: The Jim Thorpe Award,

Top Colorado NFL draft prospects QB Shedeur Sanders and WR/DB Travis Hunter are expected to play in a bowl game, coach Deion Sanders said Tuesday. Hinting at the possibility the duo could follow the recent trend of sitting out a bowl game to protect against the possibility of injury ahead of the NFL draft,

As Colorado prepares to end its regular season on Saturday against Oklahoma State, head coach Deion Sanders made it clear that stars Shedeur Sanders

Both Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter have been rumored to be in play for the No. 1 pick in next year’s NFL Draft.

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders said that the team's two biggest stars are playing in the Buffaloes' bowl game this season. According to Jake Schwanitz of DNVR Sports, Sanders told reporters on Tuesday that quarterback Shedeur Sanders and wide receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter won't be done with the Buffaloes after Friday's clash with the Oklahoma State Cowboys.

Colorado Buffaloes two-way standout Travis Hunter has been at the center of a controversy after being snubbed for the Jim Thorpe Award, which recognizes the best defensive back in college football. The omission prompted a passionate response from head coach Deion Sanders,