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Less than a month after he committed to Montana State, Kadren Johnson changed his commitment to North Texas. Johnson, a defensive lineman who previously played at Abilene Christian, announced his decision to join North Texas on social media Sunday, tweeting that he's "100% committed" to the Mean Green. He wrote the same thing in a since-deleted tweet when he committed to MSU on March 29. Johnson told 406mtsports.com Monday that he changed his commitment for a "family reason." He declined to go into further detail. Johnson signed a financial aid agreement with MSU shortly after he committed, according to MSU. Transfers don't sign national letters of intent, so they are not bound to their new school until they enroll.ext Up Johnson stands about 6-foot-4 and weighs around 250 pounds. The Texas native has spent his entire college career in his home state, starting at Navarro College before signing with Abilene Christian, which he attended the previous two years. MSU assistant defensive line coach Nick Jean-Baptiste held the same position at Navarro, a junior college, when Johnson played there in 2019. read more: https://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/sports/bobcats/football/montana-state-loses-transfer-kadren-johnson-to-north-texas/article_a42c20ac-6054-5343-854c-661cc8d52f3f.html