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Travis Hunter was a two-way superstar at Collins Hill High School. Coming out of college, Hunter was a five-star prospect adept at both the wide receiver and cornerback positions.
As such, it's not surprising that he received a plethora of offers to play football at the collegiate level. Let's take a look at the current Colorado star's recruitment profile.
Travis Hunter had offers from 18 colleges
According to ESPN, Travis Hunter had scholarship offers to play football for the cream of the college football crop. He racked up offers from Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, East Carolina, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Liberty, LSU, Michigan, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and UCF.
Hunter looked poised to join the Florida State Seminoles before he flipped his commitment to join the Deion Sanders-coached Jackson State University. He featured for Jackson State for one season before joining Sanders at the Colorado Buffaloes.
During his first season with the Colorado Buffaloes, Hunter compiled 721 receiving yards and five TDs as a wide receiver and 31 tackles, five pass deflections, and three interceptions as a defensive back. He earned an array of accolades, including consensus All-American honors. He's poised to put up a show in his second season with the Buffaloes.
Will Travis Hunter enter the 2025 NFL Draft?
Yes, Travis Hunter will enter the 2025 NFL Draft. The Colorado Buffaloes two-way star is poised to enter after the 2024 college football season.
By the end of the season, Hunter will have played in the minimum three seasons required to be eligible for the NFL Draft. It remains to be seen which position the versatile Buffaloes star will prioritize in the upcoming college football season.
NFL scouts project Hunter to be a Top-10 Draft pick for a team that needs an elite cornerback to build its secondary around. He'll likely be more of a professional defensive player while maintaining his offensive skill set for select occasions. With Hunter entering the league, we may witness a Prime Time regen.
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