The former five-star prospect out of DeSoto parted ways with Texas in November and transferred to Washington shortly after.

Former Texas Longhorns wide receiver Johntay Cook II, once a highly-touted recruit in the 2023 class, left the team in November after less than two years with t

Former five-star wide receiver Johntay Cook II, who joined UW during the winter transfer window, is no longer part of the program.

Johntay Cook's time with Washington did not last long as he is no longer part of the program.

Johntay Cook II, who transferred from Texas to Washington, is reportedly leaving the Huskies football program less than a month after committing to the school.

Cook left the Texas program during the season and committed to Washington on December 28, but is already parting ways with the Huskies.

The DeSoto, Texas, native, who ranked as the No. 31 recruit in his class, started his career with the Texas Longhorns. He spent 1.5 seasons with the team and was unable to crack the rotation consistently. Cook left the team in early November of this season in a decision that head coach Steve Sarkisian deemed to be "mutual."

Johntay Cook, the one-time Texas Longhorns wide receiver and a former 5-star recruit, apparently lasted all of 17 days as a University of Washington football player, according to multiple football websites.

Former 5-star Texas WR Johntay Cook has been dismissed by his new team the Washington Huskies just 17 days after signing in Seattle.

Johntay Cook and Washington have parted ways just a couple of weeks after the former 5-star committed to the program.

Former Texas football receiver Johntay Cook II committed to Washington during the winter transfer window. Not even a month later and Cook has already left the program. According to a report from the Seattle Times,