Texas A&M lineman dies in car accident
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Texas A&M lineman Joseph Villavisencio was returning from helping wrap Christmas presents for needy families when he died in a car crash Thursday in Texas.
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Joseph Villavisencio, a lineman for Texas A&M, was killed in a car accident in Texas on Thursday.
According to USAToday, Villavisencio swerved and veered into an oncoming 18-wheeler 40 miles out of College Station. Villavisencio had spent time that day wrapping gifts for less fortunate families before heading home to Jacksonville, Texas.
Villavisencio saw limited time for the Aggies on the offensive line but was a key component to team chemistry according to former head coach Mike Sherman. Villavisencio and the Aggies were preparing to face the Northwestern Wildcats in the Meineke Car Care Bowl in Houston at Reliant Stadium on New Year’s Eve.
Texas A&M Athletic Director Bill Byrne said Villavaisencio “epitomizes selfless service.”
The Aggies are planning to honor Villavisencio before the game and on their game attire on Saturday.
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