Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter left the Buffaloes' game against Kansas State late in the second quarter Saturday night after an apparent shoulder injury on a 14-yard reception.
Hunter went to the locker room and wasn't on the field for Kansas State's go-ahead 60-yard touchdown drive that put the Wildcats ahead 14-7 with 152 left in the first half.
Hunter returned to the sideline and briefly stood behind coach Deion Sanders before surrendering his helmet and again walking off the sideline with a member of the team's medical staff.
Hunter hauled in Shedeur Sanders' pass on a crossing pattern for a 14-yard gain at midfield and ran full speed into safety Daniel Cobbs. He held onto the ball but signaled to the sideline that he needed a sub.
On the broadcast, ESPN said the medical team was evaluating Hunter's right shoulder, but there was no immediate word from the Buffaloes on his injury. A press box announcement at halftime said both Hunter and wide receiver Jimmy Horn Jr. were questionable to return with unspecified injuries.
