Defensive end Dylan Sebock dies in Texas rollover crash involving teammate
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 2:59 AM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026

Dylan Sebock, a 23-year-old defensive end for Southeastern Oklahoma State University, was killed in a rollover crash in Texas on October 8. His teammate, De’Teaurean Johnson, 23, is accused of driving while intoxicated and faces charges of intoxication manslaughter and collision involving death. Johnson allegedly fled the scene after the crash, which police describe as a serious vehicle accident. Sebock's family characterized him as a loving friend and teammate, with a GoFundMe set up in his honor to support his family during this time.
- •Dylan Sebock, 23, died in a rollover crash in Texas on October 8.
- •Teammate De’Teaurean Johnson faces charges of intoxication manslaughter.
- •Johnson was allegedly driving and fled the scene before being arrested.
- •Southeastern Oklahoma State University confirmed the fatalities involved.
- •A GoFundMe has been established for Sebock's family.
- 2:59 AMYahoo Sports — College Football Player Dies in Rollover Crash as Teammate Is Accused of Driving While Intoxicated
"A GoFundMe has identified the deceased as defensive end Dylan Sebock, 23
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