As impressive as he was, it’s going to be hard for Hunter to keep it up playing both ways like he is. For someone looking to make his money in the NFL, I am not sure I would advise adding the wear and tear on his body. He won’t be doing all that in the NFL. But Colorado doesn’t win the game without him playing both ways.

Defenses are also going to have more film on Sanders and the Colorado offense.

I think Hunter has a better chance, but I don’t think either will win.

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Posted by Captain Crackysack

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Posted on 9/4/23 at 2:32 pm to Globetrotter747

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I think Hunter has a better chance, but I don’t think either will win.

At first you were correct, but then you went here. Definitely gonna be tough for Hunter to keep it up playing both sides which is precisely why Shedeur will eventually pull ahead of him in the betting markets and he will be the more likely of the two to book his trip to New York

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Posted by Dawgsontop34

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Posted on 9/4/23 at 3:19 pm to lsujag

Hunter was +12000 before the season. I thought about it but didn’t think Colorado would have a winning record and you can’t win the Heisman with a losing record.

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Posted by Globetrotter747

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Posted on 9/4/23 at 7:44 pm to Captain Crackysack

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At first you were correct, but then you went here. Definitely gonna be tough for Hunter to keep it up playing both sides which is precisely why Shedeur will eventually pull ahead of him in the betting markets and he will be the more likely of the two to book his trip to New York

I get your point. What I meant is if he’s able to maintain his level of play throughout the season. I have never seen a college player play so effectively on both sides of the ball. But you’re right. Sanders is probably the better choice when you consider the toll of the season.

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