“Brotherhood”: CFB fans react as Coach Prime’s sons Deion Jr. and Shedeur enjoy a wild ride with Travis Hunter

Ahead of the Alamo Bowl on Saturday, Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter are having a nice time together following a hectic but fulfilling season. They are set to end their college football career on a high note with the game against BYU at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas.

In a recent video shared online, Hunter and Shedeur were seen on a roller-coaster ride at SeaWorld San Antonio alongside Deion Sanders Jr. The Colorado crew is already in San Antonio and is having fun around the city ahead of their bowl game against the Cougars this weekend.

Seeing Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders taking the roller-coaster ride has generated a lot of reactions from fans. The two have maintained a close bond on and off the field since their days at Jackson State, and that has aided their success in Boulder in the last two years.

Here's a look at some of the reactions online:

"Who the hell is screaming like that? Lol," one fan said.

Other reactions to the video:

"Watching these two having fun gives me joy," a fan said.

"Enjoy Your Lives, Young Men," another fan said.

"Glad you guys are having fun. Let’s get it," a fan said.

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Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter to start the Alamo Bowl

Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter haven’t just followed the Colorado team to San Antonio for the Alamo Bowl but will be suited in the Buffaloes uniform for the last time against BYU.

Deion Sanders confirmed after the announcement of the bowl game that Colorado's players who are draft-eligible will feature in the encounter. This is something pretty huge, especially at a time when opting out of bowl games has become a tradition in college football for draft prospects.

“We have a plethora of seniors that are pro-bound and guess what, every single one of them is going to play," Sanders said. "We don't tap out. We don't sit out…”

“...We have a kid that's probably, not probably, as a matter of fact he's going to pick up the Heisman trophy this week and he is going to play. We've got a quarterback who picked up an award last weekend, and he is going to play. We have receivers that I know are going pro, and guess what, they're going to play."

To mitigate the risk of injury and potential financial loss, Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter have secured what is believed to be record-setting disability insurance policies ahead of the game. According to Deion Sanders, this was secured through the school.