By Cameron Flynn, Athlon Sports: It’s been a little over three weeks since Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter suffered a lacerated liver following a late hit in a game against Colorado State.
On Monday, and despite head coach Deion Sanders suggesting last week that he’d prefer Hunter to return after Colorado’s bye, the Buffaloes’ WR/CB was spotted back at practice.
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Colorado’s Travis Hunter takes big step in his injury recovery journey
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