Colorado has been the definition of high drama over the last two college football seasons. That continued on Saturday night.
The Buffaloes were holding on to a 38-31 lead over Baylor in overtime at Folsom Field in Boulder, Colo.
Baylor had a first-and-goal situation at the one-yard line and threatened to potentially tie or take the lead with an OT touchdown of their own. Colorado’s two-way stud Travis Hunter had other ideas.
Hunter was the last line of defense between Baylor running back Dominic Richardson and the end zone. Richardson ended up getting through but fumbled the football after colliding with Hunter.
