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College football player arrested after teammate killed in Texas rollover crash

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McCarron, G. (2026, October 9). College football player arrested after teammate killed in Texas rollover crash. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/09/sports/college-football-player-arrested-after-teammate-killed-in-crash/

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Southeastern Oklahoma State University defensive end Dylan Sebock, 23, was killed in a rollover crash early Thursday morning in Sherman, Texas. The driver, teammate De’Taurean Johnson, fled the scene but was later arrested on an intoxication manslaughter charge. Both occupants were ejected from the vehicle; Sebock was pronounced dead at the scene while Johnson was hospitalized briefly before being held at Grayson County Jail. Authorities determined that Johnson was driving under the influence based on evidence collected by the Critical Accident Investigation Team.

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On Thursday, Dylan Sebock, a defensive end for Southeastern Oklahoma State University, died in a rollover crash in Sherman, Texas. The driver, his teammate and linebacker De’Taurean Johnson, was arrested on an intoxication manslaughter charge. Police responded to calls around 1 a.m., where they found both occupants ejected from the vehicle; Sebock was pronounced dead at the scene. Johnson fled the crash but was later detained by police. The Critical Accident Investigation Team established that he had been driving while intoxicated, leading to his arrest and current detention in Grayson County Jail. Southeastern Oklahoma State University confirmed awareness of the accident through a statement released shortly after the incident.

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Southeastern Oklahoma State University defensive end Dylan Sebock was killed in a rollover crash early Thursday in Texas. asserted

Sebock → kill → Texas

The driver, Sebock’s teammate and linebacker De’Taurean Johnson, was arrested on an intoxication manslaughter charge. asserted

driver → arrest → charge

The family of Sebock confirmed to KXII 12 that Sebock, 23, was killed in the crash. asserted

Sebock → confirm → crash

Sherman, Texas, police officers responded to several calls about a one-vehicle rollover crash at just before 1 a.m. on Thursday morning. asserted

officers → respond → morning

The two occupants were ejected from the vehicle, with Sebock being found about 15 feet west of the service road on U.S. Highway 75 where the crash occurred. asserted

crash → eject → Highway

He was pronounced dead at the scene. asserted

He → pronounce → scene

Johnson was found lying in the roadway before fleeing on foot after the first responding officer appeared. asserted

officer → find → foot

He was later detained and is now being held in the Grayson County Jail after being released from the local hospital for medical care. asserted

He → detain → care

Investigators from Sherman’s Critical Accident Investigation Team responded to the crash and collected evidence establishing that Johnson was driving while intoxicated. asserted

Johnson → respond → evidence

Southeastern released a statement about the accident. asserted

Southeastern → release → accident

“Southeastern Oklahoma State University is aware of a serious vehicle accident involving two of our students,” the statement read. asserted

statement → involve → students

“We are deeply saddened to confirm that one student has died as a result of the accident. asserted

student → sadden → accident

The other student was hospitalized. asserted

student → hospitalize → ?

Our hearts are with their families, friends, teammates, and all those affected by this tragic loss. asserted

hearts → affect → loss

The University is providing support and resources to members of our campus community who have been impacted. asserted

who → provide → community

Additional information will be shared when appropriate.” asserted

information → share → ?

The Sebock family released its own statement. asserted

family → release → statement

“There is a hole in our family that can never be filled,” they said. asserted

they → be → family

“No parent should ever have to bury their child. asserted

parent → have → child

No family should have to receive the news that someone they love isn’t coming home because another person made the decision to drink and drive.” asserted

person → have → decision

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