"How stupid" "Awesome": Fans divided over Travis Hunter's gear display at College Football Hall of Fame

Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter was crowned as the Heisman winner this season. He received 552 first-place votes and 2,231 total points to emerge victorious in the Heisman race. Hunter has been effective on both sides of the ball tallying 1,152 yards and 14 touchdowns receiving on offense and 31 total tackles along with four interceptions on defense.

To commemorate Hunter's success, the Heisman Trust has created a display for him among other winners over the years. In a tweet shared by the Buffs on X, his gear is now displayed at the College Football Hall of Fame. The display contains Hunter's No.12 jersey, helmet and shoes he used while playing.

Hunter is the second Colorado player, after Rashaan Salaam in 1994, to win the Heisman.

Fans shared their thoughts on Travis Hunter's College Football Hall of Fame display on social media.

One fan was not impressed with Hunter's display case after winning the Heisman:

"How stupid."

Another fan wrote that watching both Rashaan Salaam and Travis Hunter play for the Buffs was a treat:

"I had the pleasure to watch Rashaan Salaam's Heisman year, and Travis' was just as exciting. I hope I get to see another Buff win one before I'm dust."

One fan commented that Hunter is a positive role model to young kids who want to excel in the game of football:

"Hate or love it, Travis is an amazing human being and a positive impact for the future kids coming up looking for a role model. God Bless you brother."

Another fan felt that Hunter is not a College Football Hall of Fame-caliber player:

"Glaze. Bro is not a HOFer."

One fan wanted to know how to purchase the 2024 Heisman winner's Colorado jersey:

"And where can we buy a #12 jersey."

One fan had a single-word message for Hunter's College Football Hall of Fame display:

"Legendary."

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Travis Hunter recalls moment of winning the Heisman

Travis Hunter opened up about his emotions after winning the Heisman on the "Good Morning America" show.

"I didn't want to touch it the whole week," Hunter said (Timestamp: 0:50). "I was here. So, I let them know the only one I'm going to touch is gonna be the only one I bring home, and hopefully and thankful it was this one."

Travis Hunter is projected to be a top first-round pick in the 2025 NFL draft. Before he focuses his attention on the draft, he will gear up one last time for the Buffs during their Alamo Bowl showdown against BYU on Dec. 28.