Missing A&M Receiver Found Safe Overnight In Dallas

November 15th, 2012 09:25 AM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink ║ Schools: Texas A&M
Tags: Kevin Sumlin, Thomas Johnson

From Monday evening until last night, Texas A&M receiver Thomas Johnson had gone missing. After he was missing for 48 hours, the school’s police department announced last evening that it was searching for the freshman. Head coach Kevin Sumlin released a statement asking for help in finding the player.

Overnight… Johnson was found. An A&M spokesman announced that he had been found “safe” in his hometown of Dallas. No more details were given about why Johnson had left, where he was found in Dallas, or why he’d gone silent since Monday. But most importantly, the 18-year-old is safe.

Johnson has 30 catches for 339 yards and one touchdown for the Aggies this season.

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j_scott_o

I'm thankful he is safe. Seems like a lot of these stories turn out bad. Any idea what time the news conference is this morning to find out more details on this? Now that he is safe, there needs to be some explaining, I'm sure.

BonzaiB

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@j_scott_o Nah, he's a 19 year old and he's in college. Let it be. A guy has a bad day or has family issues or gets in a row with his girl, or whatever. It is not a big enough deal for the rest of us to hear about it.

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