Deion Sander's daughter Shelomi Sanders makes shocking prediction before Travis Hunter's game-changing play: "Something amazing about to happen"

Colorado's two-way star Travis Hunter made another play for the highlight reels when he forced Baylor's running back Dominic Richardson to fumble the ball, which sealed the victory for the Buffaloes in Week 4. He finished the game with 130 receiving yards on seven receptions and the final score was 38-31.

Hunter had Folsom Field on its feet throughout the overtime victory and one person knew what was going to happen before it did. Coach Deion Sander's daughter Shelomi Sanders who was present at the game had a premonition that something big was coming.

In a clip posted on her YouTube vlog, after her brother, quarterback Shedeur Sanders had thrown a miraculous touchdown to tie the game and send it to overtime, Shelomi predicted Travis Hunter's epic game-clincher.

"I'm not biased but I think something amazing is about to happen, there's two seconds left so let's see," Shelomi Sanders said (11:07).

During his postgame news conference, Travis Hunter discussed how he made the play and the advice that he got from Shedeur Sanders with whom he shares a special on-field bond.

"Defensive coordinator, he trusts me a lot to go get the ball," Travis Hunter said of the final play postgame. "I mean, Shedeur told me to go out there and get the ball once we scored (in overtime). So I told him I got you, and I kept my word. I mean, I knew I had to tackle. You can see me putting in my mouthpiece late on the play, so l was already ready. I knew they were coming at me. They don't think I could tackle, so I had to show them."

Travis Hunter given high praise by rival coach

Travis Hunter has become the poster boy for college football with his stellar performances on both sides of the ball and has gained praise from all corners with Heisman Trophy shout-outs.

The latest personality to praise him was UCF Knights coach Gus Malzahn during his weekly news conference.

"He's just an elite player and it's really, really impressive to see what he's doing playing that many snaps," Gus Malzahn said. "Since I've been in college football, I've not seen it. When you watch him on film, he's the best player on the film in all four games and it's not even close so, yeah, he's an elite guy."

Hunter is ranked at No. 1 in the FBS for snaps played at 532 with the next best player, Kitan Crawford registering 363 snaps. Hunter's 14 tackles are the most for any cornerback in the FBS and his 37 receptions have him ranked at No. 4.

Travis Hunter made history during the game against the Baylor by becoming the first Colorado player in history to register 100 receiving yards in five consecutive games, continuing his sizzling start to the season.