"Coming to the wedding like Eddie Kane": Coach Prime drops hilarious reaction to Travis Hunter's fiancée's romantic post for CU star

Travis Hunter's fiancée Leanna Lenee shared a romantic Instagram post for the two-way star after Colorado's 41–27 win over Texas Tech on Saturday. Lenee uploaded a series of pictures donning a custom-made denim jacket featuring Hunter. She also posted a picture with Hunter star after the Buffs' Week 11 victory.

While many congratulated Hunter and praised Lenee's outfit, CU coach Deion Sanders dropped a cheeky comment for the couple.

"I'm coming to the wedding like Eddie Kane on the 5 heartbeats with Travis youth football jerseys on," Coach Prime wrote.

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Travis Hunter reveals date and venue for wedding with fiancée Leanna Lenee

NCAA Football: Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter - Source: Imagn

Last week, Travis Hunter revealed some of his wedding plans to Sheduer Sanders' on the Colorado quarterback's "2Legendary" YouTube channel. Hunter dropped the date and venue for his wedding with Lenee for next year.

"May 24th, next year, bro." Hunter said to Shedeur. "Right, around the rookie minicamp. In Chattanooga, Tennessee. It's a good venue bro. She (Leanna) wanted to have a good venue for everybody."

Hunter and Lenee reportedly began dating early in 2022 and announced their engagement on Feb. 5 this year.

For Hunter, 2025 will be an important year in his life. He plans to go pro and enter next year's NFL draft, and intends to marry his fiancee Lenee before playing in the big league.

However, Hunter has unfinished business with No. 18 Colorado (7-2, 5-1 Big 12) for now. The Buffs have a strong chance of qualifying for the 12-team College Football Playoff, and the versatile CU star will play a critical role for the team in the coming weeks.

Hunter is also in the running to win the Heisman Trophy this season. As a wideout, he has racked up 856 yards and caught nine touchdowns on 69 receptions. He has also posted 20 tackles, 13 solo, while recording seven passes defended, two interceptions, and one forced fumble.