Travis Hunter live stats: Colorado vs. Kansas score, updates, highlights from 2024 college football game

November 23, 2024 Vaseline blog 0

Travis Hunter live stats: Colorado vs. Kansas score, updates, highlights from 2024 college football game

Plenty of questions remain in Colorado’s 2024 season, including whether or not the Buffaloes can claim a College Football Playoff spot and whether two-way star Travis Hunter can snag this year’s Heisman Trophy.

Arguably the flashiest team in college football will be back on the field in Week 13, as No. 16 Colorado (8-2) is due for a road matchup against Kansas (4-6). Deion Sanders’ squad comes into Saturday’s game as one of the country’s best over recent weeks; Since an Oct. 12 loss to Kansas State, the Buffaloes have ripped off four consecutive wins.

Coming off consecutive 40-plus point games, Colorado is firing on all cylinders at the best possible time — and the more Sanders’ squad wins, the more intriguing its path to a Big 12 Championship appearance, or even a CFP game, becomes.

Quarterback Shedeur Sanders (3,222 passing yards, 27 passing touchdowns, seven interceptions) has already cemented his status as one of the NFL’s top quarterback prospects, while Hunter (911 receiving yards, 10 total touchdowns, eight passes defended, three interceptions) may be the most dynamic player in the sport right now, making highlight-reel plays week in and out.

Coach Prime has made Colorado football games a must-watch experience, and now, the Buffaloes will be challenged with a Jayhawks team coming in red-hot following back-to-back wins over ranked opponents.

Kansas beat then-No. 17 Iowa State 45-36, following that matchup by taking down then-No. 6 BYU 17-13 last week. Facing yet another ranked opponent in Colorado, quarterback Jalon Daniels (1,985 passing yards, 13 passing touchdowns, 10 interceptions) and running back Devin Neal (926 rushing yards, 12 touchdowns) will be looking to keep the unranked Jayhawks’ impressive run going.

The Sporting News is tracking live scoring updates and highlights from Colorado vs. Kansas on Saturday, including Hunter’s live stats. Follow along with the action below.

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Colorado vs. Kansas score

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 F
Colorado 0 14 – – –
Kansas 10 10 – – –

Travis Hunter stats vs. Kansas

  • Receptions: 4
  • Receiving yards: 90
  • AVG: 22.5
  • TDs: 1
  • Tackles: 3
  • Passed defended: 0
  • INTs: 0

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Colorado vs. Kansas updates, highlights from Week 13 college football matchup

5:06 p.m. — Kansas’ run game keeps chugging along, as Daniels breaks free for a 31-yard play using his feet. Between Daniels, Neal, Morrison and Grimm, Kansas has nearly 200 rushing yards in the first half.

Kansas 20, Colorado 14

5:00 pm TOUCHDOWN — Sanders goes to Miller again, this time in the middle of the field as the receiver makes a nice grab over his defender in the end zone. Colorado pulls within six points before the break.

4:55 p.m. — Drelon Miller toe-taps for a 16-yard gain:

4:52 p.m. — Sanders goes to Hunter for a 15-yard gain, the two-way star’s third catch of the matchup. Sanders took a huge hit to the legs shortly after, but looked to be staying in the game.

Kansas 20, Colorado 7

4:49 pm FIELD GOAL — Daniels’ pass to Neal on third down fell incomplete, so Kansas takes three points instead. Colorado has just under four minutes to work with before halftime.

4:47 p.m. — The Jayhawks’ offense just won’t let up, with Neal now ripping off a 47-yard run to set up 1st & Goal.

4:45 p.m. — Morrison runs for 15 yards as Kansas looks to answer the quick strike from Hunter and the Buffaloes.

Kansas 17, Colorado 7

4:39 pm TOUCHDOWN —And there’s Colorado’s response. Of course, it comes from Hunter, who gets a short pass from Sanders, finds a lane and sprints to the end zone. It’s a 51-yard touchdown for the Buffaloes, who now have something to work with after a slow start.

Kansas 17, Colorado 0

4:34 pm TOUCHDOWN —The Jayhawks are rolling. Neal picks up his second score of the day already, a nine-yard touchdown run. Kardell’s catch-and-run set up the touchdown, and all of a sudden, Kansas is up by three scores while the Buffaloes have a goose egg on the scoreboard.

4:32 p.m. — Yet another big play for Kansas comes from Trevor Kardell, who hurdles a defense during a 23-yard gain.

4:24 p.m. — Colorado, still scoreless, goes for it on a 4th & 3, but Kansas’ defense comes up huge. Dallan Hayden gets stuffed before the first-down marker, and the Jayhawks take over.

End of first quarter: Kansas 10, Colorado 0

4:19 p.m. —The first quarter comes to an end with the Buffaloes moving into Kansas territory. The Jayhawks’ offense has owned the matchup so far, but Colorado has had multiple wins this season come after slow starts.

4:16 p.m. — Sanders goes to LaJohntay Wester for eight yards, Colorado’s first time moving the chains today. The Jayhawks have maintained possession through a majority of the opening quarter.

Kansas 10, Colorado 0

4:09 pm FIELD GOAL — Colorado’s defense bends, but doesn’t break this time around. Kansas got 1st & Goal, but winds up settling for a 24-yard field goal from Tabor Allen to make it a 10-0 lead.

4:05 p.m. — Daniels pulls out a video-game-like run, fighting through some tackles and hitting multiple spin moves on a stylish 20-yard play. The Kansas offense is clicking so far.

4:03 p.m. — The Jayhawks are moving the ball well once again on their second drive. Sevion Morrison picks up a first down on the ground, with Kansas now in Colorado territory.

3:58 p.m. — The Buffaloes go three-and-out to start. Hunter wanted a pass interference call on a deep throw from Sanders on 3rd & 4, but he doesn’t get one.

3:56 p.m. — Shedeur Sanders’ first pass of the day goes to Hunter, but it’s for a loss of one yard.

Kansas 7, Colorado 0

3:51 pm TOUCHDOWN —What a start for Kansas. Daniels dumps a pass off to Devin Neal, who does all the rest as he breaks free and dashes for a 51-yard touchdown.

3:50 p.m. — Jalon Daniels moves the chains for the Jayhawks, hitting Luke Grimm for a seven-yard gain.

3:47 p.m. — Kansas’ offense gets the ball to start, and this matchup has begun.

3:35 p.m. — Kickoff is approaching, with the Buffaloes set to play for their fifth straight victory.

3:23 p.m. — Kansas is seeking its third straight win today.

3:21 p.m. — With this matchup being played at Arrowhead Stadium, we got a crossover between Andy Reid and Deion Sanders yesterday:

3:11 p.m. —Almost time for kickoff between Colorado and Kansas. Here’s a look at Travis Hunter warming up for this one:

Colorado vs. Kansas start time

  • Date: Saturday, Nov. 23
  • Time: 3:30 p.m. ET

The Buffaloes and Jayhawks will kickoff on Saturday at 3:30 pm ET. The game will be played at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.

What channel is Colorado vs. Kansas on today?

  • TV channels: Fox
  • Livestream: fubo

Colorado and Kansas’ matchup will air nationally on Fox. Fans looking to stream the game can turn to Fubo, which offers a free trial to new users.

Colorado remaining 2024 schedule

Following Saturday’s matchup against Kansas, the Buffaloes have just one regular season game remaining: a home matchup against Oklahoma State, which will be on Nov. 29 at 12 pm ET.

Kansas remaining 2024 schedule

The Jayhawks have one game left on their regular season schedule after Saturday’s contest: an away game at Baylor on Nov. 30.