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Former Texas Longhorn 2020 and New Mexico Lobo Jaden Hullaby has reportedly gone missing. On May 22, a user named @MrHullaby35, who is supposedly Jaden's uncle, took to their Twitter handle to share the concerning news alongside the details of where he was last seen.
Asking people to pray for the well-being of his nephew, the man said that his brother, who is the father of Jaden, has not heard from him since May 18.
Hullaby's family has made a missing person report for him with the police. They say the last time they saw him was in Dallas on Friday at 6:23 p.m. when he was driving west on I-30.
While the three pictures shared on Twitter are photos of Jaden Hullaby, the fourth picture is a screenshot of a chat that mentions the car that he drives.
Brief background on Jaden Hullaby
A native of Dallas, Texas, Jaden Hullaby graduated from Mansfield Timberview high school where he was a star student in the 2020 recruiting class. According to On3's Industry Ranking, a weighted average of the four major recruiting media organizations, he was rated the No. 586 overall player and No. 56 running back in the country.
During his time in Austin, he switched from running back to linebacker after signing with Texas in 2020. He appeared in the Longhorns' final two games of the 2020 season, primarily on special teams, and recorded one tackle against Colorado in the Valero Alamo Bowl.
He entered the transfer portal in April 2022 after a redshirt freshman season in 2021 during which he did not play. At New Mexico, Hullaby switched from running back to tight end, earning a pair of catches for 44 yards and 13 rushing attempts for 59 yards in 2022.
Hullaby entered the transfer portal in December 2022 after his lone season at New Mexico State. He had not signed up for or committed to a program before going missing.
According to 247 Sports news portal, Jaden Hullaby also has a brother named Landon Hullaby, who is of the Class of 2022 safety prospect. His Fox Sports profile states that he is 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 225 lbs.
In another tweet, Jaden Hullaby's uncle said that they are unable to track any of his gadgets and that not picking up calls is very unlike him.
Several Twitter users prayed for the well-being of Hullaby in the comments section of his uncle's tweet.
His last social media interaction was a May 18 like of a tweet by another Texas high school graduate, Montaye Dawson, who received an offer from West Texas A&M.
This is a developing story. As of writing, no other details have been revealed by the family of Hullaby, nor the authorities.
