A University of Missouri football player has undergone a significant medical procedure. Johnnie "DJ" Jones received a new heart through transplant surgery. His coach has confirmed that the surgery was successful.
The coach's statement is the source of this information. Further details about Jones' condition and the transplant procedure are available from the source.
The successful outcome of the surgery is the only result reported at this time.
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