A Jordanian athlete who was attending the Genuine Cup in Houston was reported missing. The athlete's disappearance was noted while they were in the city for the event. The university has announced that the athlete has been found, but not in Houston.
Instead, they were located in a different state, specifically Illinois. Further details about the athlete's disappearance and recovery are available from the university, as reported by FOX 26 Houston.
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