Two Texas Lutheran students killed in car crash near Seguin
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Two Texas Lutheran University students - both of whom played football for the school - were killed in a single-vehicle crash Monday morning near Seguin, police said.
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A'Jean Augustine, 20, of Houston, and Deyreck Dean, 23, of Rockwall, were killed in the crash, which happened at 2:38 a.m. Monday, officials said.
The two men were in a 2012 Kia Sorento SUV that was traveling south on Texas 46 "at a high rate of speed," when the driver lost control, according to police officials.
The vehicle crossed into the northbound lanes and struck a guardrail, according to police.
In a statement released Monday, the university confirmed the deaths of the two students.
"Junior A'Jean (AJ) Augustine of Houston and senior Deyreck Dean of Rockwall, both student athletes, were beloved members of our community and we will long feel the impact of their loss," the university said in the statement.
Augustine, a junior from Lamar High School in Houston, was in his third year as a kicker on the Texas Lutheran football team. He was majoring in kinesiology, according to the school's athletics department.
Dean played linebacker for four years for Texas Lutheran, from 2022 to 2025, according to the school's athletics department. His major was listed as business management.
Texas Lutheran is a Seguin-based private university with about 1,500 students.
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