Travis Hunter

Football player and top college prospect

Travis Hunter - Football player and top college prospect
Born

May 18th, 2003
21 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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A prominent American football player, played as a cornerback and wide receiver. Gained attention during high school for outstanding performances, leading to a significant recruitment process. Played college football for Jackson State University, showcasing exceptional skills on both offense and defense. Entered the 2023 NFL Draft, regarded as one of the top prospects in the league.

Played for Jackson State University

Earned accolades as a two-way player

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