"We know where he's going": Colorado fans claim Travis Hunter's younger brother Trayvis after positive report

Travis Hunter has been impressive this season in college football and is considered the frontrunner for the Heisman Trophy. His younger brother, Trayvis Hunter, is also starting to carve out his football legacy at Effingham County High School in Springfield, Georgia.

As he prepares for Friday's Class AAAAA state playoff matchup against East Paulding (Dallas), Trayvis Hunter has recorded 36 receptions, totaling 496 yards and six touchdowns. Most of those numbers have come in the last four games.

The growing reputation of Travis Hunter's brother in high school football has resulted in fans speculating about his college destination. Many have already concluded Trayvis will follow in his brother’s footsteps and commit to Colorado. Here’s a look at the reactions online:

Other reactions online:

"Parents finna build up a whole factory. Trayvis get ready to learn Boulder, Colorado buddy," a fan wrote.

"You are a Colorado Buffalo young man," another fan wrote.

"There’s 2??? Aww hell," another fan wrote.

Trayvis Hunter’s high school career so far

Trayvis Hunter started his high school career in the 2023 season at Collins Hill (Suwanee), where his brother, Travis Hunter, graduated. He moved to Effingham County in 2024, where he has contributed to the Rebels' postseason berth with a 6-4 record this season.

While he didn’t play as a freshman at Collins Hill, Trayvis has played nine games for Effingham County this season, marking a breakout season for him. Still only his sophomore year at high school, the wide receiver belongs to the class of 2027 if he doesn’t reclassify.

Trayvis Hunter has hauled in 19 receptions for 331 yards and five touchdowns over his last four regular season games. His standout performance was when he recorded six catches for 159 yards and two touchdowns during a 37-7 victory over Greenbrier (Evans) in October.

Travis Hunter continues to lead the Heisman race

With his performance against Texas Tech, Travis Hunter continues to lead the Heisman Trophy race. He had nine receptions for 99 yards and one touchdown against the Red Raiders. Deion Sanders made a case for him on the “Colorado Football Coaches Show” last week.

“Nobody has ever done what he’s done,” Sanders said. “Let’s just get that straight. If the award is for the best player, I think that is him. Now, this other kid is phenomenal, he’s the best running back. It’s a couple guys putting up those types of numbers, they are just not giving the other guys any love.”

Hunter has 69 receptions for 856 yards and nine touchdowns on offense this season. He's also recorded 21 tackles, seven passes defended and two interceptions on the defense. He's slightly ahead of Boise State's Ashton Jeanty in the Heisman Trophy race.