"I need a Travis Hunter jersey asap!": Dawn Staley feels the adrenaline rush with her special request after Colorado's big OT win

Dawn Staley was riding high on adrenaline after Colorado's thrilling overtime win over Baylor on Saturday, highlighted by a clutch performance from two-way star Travis Hunter. The Buffaloes clinched one of the most exciting victories of the season, defeating the Bears 38-31 at Folsom Field.

Fans stormed the field as Hunter's Superman-like dive near the end zone sealed the game in the final moments. Staley, who recently appeared on ESPN's "College GameDay" at Gamecock Park, predicted Colorado's win against Colorado State in Week 3, and the Buffs delivered with a 28-9 victory.

But her excitement hit new heights after Week 4. Hunter, showing why he's a two-way star and one of college football's biggest names, played a pivotal role alongside quarterback Shedeur Sanders in Colorado's win.

Taking to her X account, Staley tweeted:

“Hey @CUBuffsFootball….I need a Travis Hunter jersey asap! I ain’t hard to find! Thank you in advance!”

She even used Buffs coach Deion Sanders' iconic line, “I ain’t hard to find!” in her post.

Despite Baylor entering the game with the top-ranked passing defense, Hunter was unstoppable. He forced a game-clinching fumble with a powerful hit just inches from the goal line and had his fourth straight 100-yard receiving game, catching seven passes for 130 yards.

Now sitting at 3-1 on the season and 1-0 in Big 12 play, the Buffaloes are looking strong for the future.

Key stats in Baylor Bears' crushing overtime loss to the Colorado Buffaloes

The Baylor Bears fought hard but fell short in an overtime thriller against the Colorado Buffaloes, losing 38-31. Despite a strong second quarter, Baylor couldn’t hold off Colorado's consistent offense. Here’s a breakdown of the game:

Quarter-by-quarter scores:

1st: Baylor 3, Colorado 7

2nd: Baylor 21, Colorado 10

3rd: Baylor 0, Colorado 7

4th: Baylor 7, Colorado 7

Overtime: Baylor 0, Colorado 7

Key Performances:

Passing:

Baylor QB Sawyer Robertson completed 11 of 21 passes for 148 yards and two touchdowns.

Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders was impressive, throwing for 341 yards and two touchdowns on 25 of 41 attempts.

Rushing:

Robertson showed his dual-threat ability with 82 rushing yards and a touchdown on nine carries.

Colorado’s Isaiah Augustave led the Buffaloes' ground game with 41 yards on 12 carries.

Receiving:

Hal Presley led Baylor with 43 yards and a touchdown on two catches.

Colorado’s Travis Hunter dominated, hauling in seven passes for 130 yards.

What’s next:

Baylor will host BYU on Saturday.

Colorado heads to Central Florida for its next matchup.

Despite the loss, Baylor will look to bounce back next week.