"He's such a playmaker" - Travis Hunter touchdown in Week 7 pumps up Colorado fans; WR shares a wholesome moment with Coach Prime 

After missing three games for the Colorado Buffaloes, Travis Hunter returns in week 7 with an electrifying touchdown. Hunter was out rehabilitating after suffering from a lacerated kidney injury during Colorado's week 3 game against Colorado State.

Without Hunter, Colorado lost their games against Oregon and USC and only won last weekend against Arizona State. Coach Prime talked about how he is confident of his two-way star player making a comeback against Stanford. And Travis Hunter has not disappointed.

Hunter showcased his brilliance on both sides of the ball once again to give Colorado an early lead over Stanford. With three minutes remaining of the first quarter, Shedeur Sanders threw an accurate pass to Hunter, who left the defense spellbound with his spinning move and went on to run all the way to the end-zone.

Colorado fans were elated with Hunter's run, calling him a talented player. They went on to talk about how his presence on the field for the Buffs makes a huge difference in the outcome of the game. One fan even commented,

"He's such a playmaker"

This is how other CFB fans reacted to Hunter's incredible touchdown against Stanford:

Not only did Travis Hunter leave fans in awe with his slick moves, but the touchdown against Stanford is also his first as a Colorado player after transferring from Jackson State this season. Prior to the game, he was seen warming up on the field making one-handed catches before the game.

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Deion Sanders shares a heartwarming moment with Travis Hunter after his first touchdown

It looks like Coach Prime is also proud of the way that Hunter has announced his comeback to the gridiron. In a clip shared on social media, we see Hunter and Deion Sanders share a wholesome moment with each other.

The 20-year-old shook hands with Coach Prime, after which they embraced each other with a hug. The relationship between Travis Hunter and Deion Sanders is well-known among CFB fans.

Their mentor-mentee relationship has been a strong one since Jackson State. It will be interesting to see if he will be a factor for the Buffs becoming Bowl eligible this season and maybe securing a berth in the playoff spot.

Travis Hunter proved once again why he is considered a two-way star player and a contender for the Heisman this year, if not for the injury. Prior to his injury, Hunter was influential during Colorado's three-game winning streak against TCU, Nebraska, and Colorado State. Will his comeback turn the tide for the Buffs going ahead this campaign?