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Former New Mexico, Texas Star Jaden Hullaby Dead at 21

I, unfortunately, have some sad news to report out of the world of college football.

College football star Jaden Hullaby, who previously played with New Mexico and Texas, has died at 21 years old, according to announcements from both universities Monday.

One of Hullaby’s relatives took to social media Sunday and posted that he’d been missing since Friday and that no one from his family could “track any of his devices.” Hullaby was last seen in Dallas.

No cause of death has been revealed at the time of this writing.

Hullaby’s most recent time in college football was in the 2022 season with the New Mexico Lobos, where he suited up as both a tight end and running back. In 2020, he was recruited to Texas, showing up in two games for the Longhorns that season, and was then redshirted in 2021 before transferring from the school.

From Dallas, Hullaby graduated from Mansfield Timberview High School, and as a junior, he attended Bishop Dunne in Dallas where he won a state championship with the football team.

Last season with New Mexico, Hullaby had 44 receiving yards off two passes, as well as 13 carries for 59 yards. After the campaign with the Lobos, Hullaby entered the transfer portal.

Sad stuff, man. My condolences to the family of Jaden Hullaby.

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  • Supergnat says:

    These college athletes keep taking these steroids, from which the NCAA turns a blind eye, they are going to keep dying in greater numbers. College sports has gotten too big. Anything for the big dollars.

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