Cook, a five-star recruit in the Class of 2023 out of DeSoto, Texas, was being held at a correctional center in Fort Worth, Texas, according to inmate intake records. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

Washington this week added wide receiver transfer Johntay Cook II from Texas. He immediately becomes one of the highest rated recruits in the last decade of the Husky program. Cook was the 31st ...

Former Texas and Washington wide receiver Johntay Cook II was arrested Tuesday in Fort Worth, Texas, on property theft charges and interference with public duties, according to an arrest report.

Texas' Steve Sarkisian wished Johntay Cook well Midway through the 2024 season, Johntay Cook left the Texas Longhorns program and coach Steve Sarkisian had nothing bad to say about the receiver.

The past few weeks have been rough for former top college football transfer Johntay Cook II. Mere days after being arrested on various charges, he has once again found himself behind bars ...

As the Texas Longhorns gear up for their College Football Playoff quarterfinal, they’ve officially parted ways with former five-star wide receiver Johntay Cook. After a two-season stint with the ...

As Texas enters a crucial stretch where they face 14th-place Arkansas ... show that they're contenders come March. Fourth Down: Johntay Cook If you're a regular reader of Four Downs, you're ...

Former Texas Longhorns and Washington Huskies wide receiver Johntay Cook II has been arrested again, just a week after facing multiple charges in Fort Worth. According to arrest records in Grayson ...

Former Texas Longhorns and Washington Huskies wide receiver Johntay Cook has been arrested and booked on charges for possession of marijuana of less than two ounces, according to arrest records in ...

Former Texas wide receiver Johntay Cook II was arrested on Tuesday morning on misdemeanor charges of property theft and interference of public duties. Cook, a five-star recruit in the Class of ...

Former Texas wide receiver Johntay Cook II was arrested in Fort Worth Tuesday. The Tarrant County Jail shows he was charged with interfering with public duties and theft of property between $100-$750.