Travis Hunter leaves game vs. Colorado State and is taken to hospital | ESPN College Football



ESPN’s Quint Kessenich reports that Colorado WR/CB Travis Hunter has been taken to a hospital. In the first half vs. Colorado State, Hunter was on the receiving end of a hit that drew an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.

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37 thoughts on “Travis Hunter leaves game vs. Colorado State and is taken to hospital | ESPN College Football”

  1. Ya sure blame the guy running full speed for finishing and making a play on the receiver. Take the exact same play except say the receiver catches it and everyone would be dogging the DB for giving up on the play or playing soft. SMH football is doomed

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  2. Jealousy is the cause of this! What a sad soul.. unfortunately we reap what we sow.. he sowed hatred and the entire world witnessed it.. in front of every news media.. College Game Day! NFL Scouts and personnel… and to everyone around the world! 8 Million Viewers! He brought shame to himself and his family…he tarnished his name and everything he ever worked for… trying to destroy another man he destroyed himself… evil intentions and being a dirty, hateful, self destructive individual on all levels.. that’s all he will ever be forever known and remembered for! He did this to himself

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  3. The hit wasn’t that dirty. I mean there’s pass interference all up the sideline but Travis made a play to try and catch the ball if he does catch it I think that hit becomes legal and he might of broken up the catch

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  4. It's all up to the coach to teach his players how to hit. This could have gone to another way the Colorado player could have been the one in the hospital . Ultimately it's the coaches responsible for this hit.

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  5. Dirty? No way. He hit him square in the chest. He didn’t take his head off, he didn’t take out his knees, and he was barely late on the hit. Less than half a second after the ball hit the ground. You see this happen all the time in the NFL. Everyone’s mad because he got injured. Oh well, get tough.

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  6. This is todays football players compared to yesterday's players Nothing but budlight drinkers playing then can't handle it the parents pay enough to have the weakest of week play then bi..ch and cry when they can't handle it

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  7. So many people are missing the obvious. This was a planned and deliberate attack on a player. #15 the corner was holding Travis Hunter all the way down the field. Travis is trying literally to pull away from the cornerback. The corner #15, looked over to see where #11 Blackburn was. That's when the corner let go of Travis, so Blackburn could hit him. He #11 looked down at the injured player like, take that and stfu!! That play was similar to the 2009 Bountygate scandal in the NFL

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