"I’m not going to lie, I have been waiting," Bryant said. "I already marked this on my notes... I’ve been waiting on this game all season. This is gonna be the game." His eagerness spilled over onto social media,

Bryant’s anticipation goes beyond the excitement of one team playing another. He’s good friends with Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders, the son of coach Deion Sanders. Bryant said he and Shedeur Sanders even exchanged some trash talk via text earlier in the week.

Hunter has put together a Heisman Trophy campaign so far, catching 74 passes for 911 yards and nine touchdowns, all of which are team-highs for Colorado. On top of that, Hunter has 15 solo tackles and three interceptions, so he has been marvelous on both sides of the ball.

Kansas cornerback Cobee Bryant, a key player in one of the best defensive duos in the nation, made it clear that he’s been looking forward to facing Travis Hunter, Colorado’s Heisman-contending two-way star.

Long-armed cornerback that does a very good job of using his length to his advantage, especially in bump and runs.

Despite starting the season ranked No. 22 in the country, the Kansas Jayhawks are sitting at 4-6 and fighting for bowl eligibility with just two games remaining.