“Jeanty robbed”: CFB fans left unimpressed as Travis Hunter flexes on awards with unique moves

Travis Hunter, Colorado's star two-way player, won the Heisman Trophy. He was able to beat out Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty for the biggest individual award is college football. This was in addition to Hunter winning two more awards for his performances this season.

On Thursday, Hunter posted a video on social media on him dancing in front of the three trophies he won.

"Travis Hunter dancing with the Heisman, the Bednarik award, and the Biletnikoff award 🤣"

Here's how college football fans responded to this video.

"We gave it to the wrong guy 😭😭😭" said this fan

"jeanty robbed" said another fan

"2 useless trophies and one that shouldn’t be yours😎" said a third fan

One fan compared what Hunter and Jeanty are doing this week

"dancing at home when ashton practicing for playoffs lol" said this fan

Some fans think Hunter is going to struggle in the NFL.

"He will get destroyed in the NFL he is way to soft snr not physically enough to play CB he better play WR." Said this fan

"Mark it now....Hunter will not live up to this hype and everyone will in yr 2 be complaining about growth. He's a great college athlete, he IS NOT Woodson. (A reference to Charles Woodson, the first defensive player to win the Heisman Trophy)" Said another fan

There was a segment of fans who gave their support to Hunter.

"The people’s champ. 🏆💛🖤" said this fan

"best WR & DB in college football history!!!" Said another fan

"Keep flexing on these haters @TravisHunterJr" said a third fan

Comparison of Travis Hunter and Ashton Jeanty's seasons

Travis Hunter's Heisman-winning season was impressive. He recorded a team-leading 1,152 receiving yards and scored 14 touchdowns. On defense, he was able to make 31 tackles and record 11 pass deflections.

He was a key part of the Buffaloes' offense was led by Shedeur Sanders. Hunter became a reliable target for Sanders, and the two helped lead the Buffaloes to a 9-3 record. This is a massive improvement on previous years, and kept Colorado in contention for the Big 12 championship game until the final week.

In contrast, Jeanty had a historic season. He has recorded a staggering 2,497 rushing yards and scored 29 touchdowns on 344 carries. He is close to breaking Barry Sanders' single season record, which was set in 1988.

Unlike Hunter, Jeanty was essentially Boise State's offense. While the Buffaloes did not make a conference championship game, Jeanty and Boise State won the Mountain West Championship en toure to a bye in the College Football Playoff.