He is dead. The head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes team has just announced the death of his best player.

He is dead. The head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes team has just announced the death of his best player.

He has passed away. The Colorado Buffaloes head coach just revealed the passing of his best player.

Texas A&M University-Commerce released a statement saying, “The entire Lion community sends its deepest sympathy to Keith’s family, friends, and teammates.”

COMMERCE, Texas Keith Miller, a football player at Texas A&M University-Commerce, passed away on Friday at the age of 23, the school announced.

“On Thursday night, Miller tragically died in his residence close to the university. A statement from Texas A&M University-Commerce stated, “The entire Lion community sends its deepest sympathy to Keith’s family, friends, and teammates.”

Miller was a two-year player for the Texas A&M University-Commerce Lion football team, where he played wide receiver. He captained the team in 2023.

The unexpected death of Keith left us devastated, according to Texas A&M University-Commerce head coach Clint Dolezel. “Keith was a cherished student-athlete, teammate, parent, and son. We send our sincere condolences and sincerest sympathy to his friends, teammates, family, and everyone he loved during this extremely trying time.”

According to Texas A&M University-Commerce, it now offers more resources to students in need of direction or assistance.

“We are startled and grieved to hear about Keith Miller’s unexpected death. Jim Curry, athletics director at Texas A&M University-Commerce, said, “The A&M-Commerce community extends its deepest condolences to Keith’s family and those who knew and loved him.” “Words are hard to come by at this moment, but we ask that you keep those impacted by this tragedy in your thoughts and prayers.”

Miller spent two seasons as a player for the University of Colorado football team.

“We express our profound sorrow over the loss of our friend, Keith Miller,” said a statement from the Colorado football program. “Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and teammates.”