Travis Hunter gifts disabled Colorado fan autograph, wristbands after Utah win
There was a touching moment between Travis Hunter and a young fan after Colorado‘s victory against Utah on Saturday. As Hunter was making his way back to the locker room following the game, he noticed a boy sitting in a wheelchair holding a jersey.
The Buffaloes star cornerback and receiver stopped and gave the boy some of his time as he signed the jersey for him. He didn’t stop there, however, taking three wristbands off of his arm and gifting them to him as well. You can view the moment below.
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It’s certainly something that the young fan isn’t likely to forget any time soon. The gesture came after another big game from Hunter, who had three tackles and an interception in addition to five catches for 55 yards in the 49-24 win.
Colorado improved to 8-2 (6-1 Big 12) on the season as it inches closer to clinching a spot in the conference championship game. Hunter has been a key reason why both offensively and defensively. The interception against the Utes marked his third this season and he also has 911 yards receiving and nine touchdowns on the year.
This story will be updated.