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Deion Sanders Jokes Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter May Return to Colorado Buffaloes

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders joked about the possibility of former stars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter returning after a federal court injunction granted the 2022 class a fifth year of eligibility. An emergency transfer portal opened from August 3-10, prompting Sanders to quip, “We may see Shedeur in a minute the way it’s looking … and Travis.” The ruling creates unexpected roster opportunities.


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