The term “generational talent” gets thrown out a lot, but for Travis Hunter, it may very well be warranted. Equally gifted as both a wide receiver and cornerback, Hunter took college football by storm due to his elite play on both sides of the ball. Ultimately, it led to a Heisman Trophy in his last season at Colorado.
In the aftermath of Hunter revolutionizing the sport, colleges have their eyes on players who could potentially play both sides of the ball. Even Colorado itself believes they have one or two on their roster that can do it. But maybe teams don’t have to look too far from the apple tree, as Hunter’s younger brother, Trayvis Hunter, is already showing off his skills in high school and at football events.
Which schools have extended an offer to Trayvis Hunter?
The younger Hunter has already received offers from Tennessee State, Georgia State and Jackson State. The latter, of course, is where Travis began his collegiate career. Trayvis is still very young at just 15 years old, so the fact that he’s getting offers already speaks for itself.
Hunter plays wide receiver for Effingham County High School in Springfield, Georgia. He stands 5-foot-7 and weighs 140 pounds, but he has the genetics to grow into his frame, just as Travis did. Trayvis will certainly be a name to watch over the next few years, especially if he decides to play both sides of the ball like his brother.