"Travis needs to get rid of the sneakers": Fans hilariously react to unique outfits of Heisman finalists for grand ceremony

The 2024 Heisman Trophy ceremony in New York City didn’t just feature college football’s brightest stars—it also brought out their bold fashion statements. From sky-blue suits to family-inspired custom linings, the four finalists for the sport’s most coveted award turned heads on the red carpet.

Colorado’s Travis Hunter, the odds-on favorite, set social media ablaze when he laid out his sharp blue suit and white sneakers on the hotel floor, a moment similar to Deion Sanders’ pre-game ritual with the San Francisco 49ers.

Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty stole the spotlight in a bold red suit featuring a custom lining with family photos. Meanwhile, Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel’s outfit was full of intricate details, with a lei to honor his Hawaiian roots.

Miami signal-caller Cam Ward opted for an all-black suit, bringing a sleek, classic vibe to the event. Have a look:

Fans filled the comment section with all types of reactions. One fan wrote,

"Travis dressed like he Abraham Lincoln going out on a Satuday"

"All them boys got high waters. I'm going with Cam...," said another.

One user wrote, "Jeanty is clean, Travis needs to get rid of those sneakers."

"Man what is up with these pants stopping above the ankle nwa that ain'it," said another IG user.

One wrote, "Clown show"

Another commented, "Cam in that all black like a real ninja."

One more fan said: "And buddy in the powder blue look kinda sus"

Screenshot via IG/@yahoosports

With 2,497 rushing yards and 29 touchdowns, Jeanty poses a serious challenge to Hunter’s Heisman hopes. Whether it’s on the field or the red carpet, these finalists know how to make a statement. Tonight, one of them will create a legacy in college football history.

Deion Sanders praises Travis Hunter's outfit

Hunter turned heads at the Heisman Trophy ceremony in New York City. Having impressed the football community through his two-way display in the season, he also earned praises for his bold sky-blue suit paired with crisp white shoes.

The Colorado star, coached by Deion Sanders, shared a photo of his outfit laid out on the hotel floor.

When Sanders saw Hunter’s outfit, he couldn’t hide his admiration.

"He’s dirty. He’s so clean he’s dirty," Sanders joked. "That’s a got-to-win suit. You don’t wear that unless you’re winning."

Hunter talked to ESPN about his desire to end his season with a win.

“I want to finish it off right. It’s our last game together, so I’m going to go out there and dominate.”

Colorado faces BYU in the Alamo Bowl on December 28.