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‘We are shocked’: College football player found dead in his apartment

COMMERCE, Texas (Gray News) - A university in Texas is mourning the loss of one of its student-athletes.

According to Texas A&M University-Commerce , wide receiver Keith Miller died at age 23.

“It is with great sadness that Texas A&M University-Commerce announces the passing of football student-athlete Keith Miller,” the university shared.

Representatives with the college said that Miller died on April 11 in his apartment near campus.

“We are heartbroken by Keith’s unexpected passing,” said head coach Clint Dolezel. “Keith was a beloved father, son, teammate, and student-athlete. We extend our deepest sympathies and sincere condolences to his family, friends, teammates, and all who loved him at this very difficult time.”

Miller was a two-year member of the Lion football program and served as a team captain in the 2023 season.

School representatives said he was known for his infectious smile and personality.

“We are shocked and saddened to learn of the sudden passing of Keith Miller. The A&M-Commerce community extends its deepest condolences to Keith’s family and those who knew and loved him,” said Jim Curry, athletics director at Texas A&M University-Commerce.

Miller is a Texas native and played high school football at The Colony High School in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

No further immediate information was made available.

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Texas A&M University was featured on the award-winning TV series, The College Tour, which shares the story of universities across the country. Learn from real students about their real experiences at Texas A&M through this series of 19 videos. Topics range from exploring student opportunities to deep-dives into the traditions that make Texas A&M one of a kind.

Texas A&M: Traditions and Core Values

Senior mechanical engineering major Parker Wagner talks about why traditions and core values matter so much at Texas A&M, and how they make the university so special.

Texas A&M: Traditions and Core Values | The College Tour

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Freshman engineering major Kaiya Burden talks about residence life at Texas A&M, where over 11,000 students live on campus and are able to take advantage of the university's many amenities.

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An Aggie's First Tradition at Texas A&M

Sophomore forensic and investigative sciences major Zoe Leung talks about the orientation experience at Texas A&M and why she decided to give back.

An Aggie's First Tradition at Texas A&M | The College Tour

Education Abroad with Texas A&M

Senior global arts, planning, design and construction major Kaitlyn Harris talks about the study abroad experience at Texas A&M, which has over 400 programs in more than 110 countries for students to earn university credits.

Education Abroad with Texas A&M | The College Tour

Tools for Success at Texas A&M

Senior mechanical engineering major Javier Lopez, a first-generation student originally from Mexico, talks about how Texas A&M's tools and resources allowed him to have academic and personal success at the university.

Tools for Success at Texas A&M | The College Tour

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Sophomore biomedical engineering major Sima Dib talks about some of the best spots in Aggieland, the George H. W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, and other notable places on Texas A&M's massive 5,200-acre campus.

Campus Spaces and Places at Texas A&M | The College Tour

Undergraduate Research at Texas A&M

Senior industrial and systems engineering major Harrison Wissel-Littmann  talks about undergraduate research opportunities at Texas A&M, which boasts Tier 1 research status, with state-of-the-art resources and world-renowned faculty.

Undergraduate Research at Texas A&M | The College Tour

Texas A&M: The Bryan-College Station Community

Senior sports management major Lauren Gudalis  talks about Texas A&M's welcoming community of Bryan and College Station, Texas.

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Texas A&M: Academic Support Services

Senior biomedical sciences major London Marchman talks about Texas A&M's extensive academic support services, which she relied upon heavily in her freshman year.

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Texas A&M: Giving Back

Junior business and finance double major Isaiah Thomas  talks about how joining some of Texas A&M's over 1,100 on-campus student clubs and organizations enriched his university experience and motivated him to give back.

Texas A&M: Giving Back | The College Tour

Texas A&M: Entrepreneurship Meets Engineering

Senior industrial distribution (which is where entrepreneurship meets engineering) major Reham Selim talks about how Texas A&M organizations and different student services equip students like her to explore passions outside of their degree plans.

Texas A&M: Entrepreneurship Meets Engineering | The College Tour

Texas A&M: The Spirit of the 12th Man

Senior business honors and finance major Kenner Taylor, a member of Texas A&M's tennis team, talks about the student-athlete experience and traditions inside Aggie Athletics, specifically the long-standing tradition of the 12th Man.

Texas A&M: The Spirit of the 12th Man | The College Tour

Texas A&M: The Routh First-Generation Center

Junior biomedical sciences major Lindsay Dominguez, a first-generation student, talks about how Texas A&M tries to ease the transition to college with its extensive support services for every student, including the university's central resource hub, the Routh First-Generation Center.

Texas A&M: The Routh First Generation Center | The College Tour

Texas A&M: The Aggie Ring

Senior business honors major Jacob Mathiasmeier talks about the symbolism and importance of Texas A&M's Aggie Ring, a tradition that underpins the university's over 500,000-strong Aggie Network of alumni, who share and promote Aggie values.

Texas A&M: The Aggie Ring | The College Tour

Texas A&M: Keepers of the Spirit

Senior business honors major Grayson Winchester, who's also a senior in Texas A&M's oldest student organization on campus, the Corps of Cadets, talks about how this group continues to uphold the university's core values to the present day.

Texas A&M: Keepers of the Spirit | The College Tour

Texas A&M: School Spirit and Supporting a Cause

Senior management major Kim Nguyen, a leader in the Maroon Out organization and tradition, talks about Texas A&M's outsized school spirit and how the university's fans take their loyalty to the next level.

Texas A&M: School Spirit and Supporting a Cause | The College Tour

Texas A&M: Faculty Support

Graduate student Devante Love, in Texas A&M's Department of Performance Studies, talks about his access to top-tier university resources and receiving outstanding faculty support to conduct important research in his field.

Texas A&M: Faculty Support | The College Tour

Texas A&M: The Power of the Aggie Network

Junior allied health major Sarisha Mendoza  talks about the power of the Aggie Network, Texas A&M's incredible alumni organization, with over 520,000 members that students can lean on as they transition from their studies into their careers.

Texas A&M: The Power of the Aggie Network | The College Tour

Texas A&M: Student Leadership Opportunities

Junior industrial and systems engineering major Chandlier Richmond talks about how her participation in student organizations helps her find academic success in classes and connects her with leadership opportunities, both on campus and after graduation. 

Texas A&M: Student Leadership Opportunities | The College Tour

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Texas A&M To Host 22nd Annual Texas Science Olympiad

Nearly 1,000 Texas middle and high school students will put their science and engineering knowledge to the test this weekend in Aggieland as they battle for Lone Star State bragging rights in the  2024 Texas Science Olympiad .

For the 22nd consecutive year, Texas A&M will play host to the blockbuster finale that features 60 teams from across the state — 30 in the middle school division and 30 in the high school division — in the ultimate battle of science- and engineering-related academic and, at times, even athletic wits.

Friday’s build/design-themed events, which are free and open to the public, will run from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and be held at the  Brazos County Expo Complex in Bryan. Saturday’s laboratory and knowledge-based competitions are restricted to participants only and will take place on the Texas A&M campus. All events will conclude with a Saturday evening awards ceremony at 6:30 p.m. in Texas A&M’s Rudder Auditorium.

The rigorous academic contest, which is part of a broader national competition that aims to improve the quality of science education in schools, covers a variety of science, engineering and technology topics. Individually and collectively, each challenge is designed to test students’ knowledge of a given subject through their combined use of problem-solving skills and teamwork.

Each competing school is permitted one team of 15 students who will compete in Division B (grades 6-9) or Division C (grades 9-12). During the course of the two-day competition, students will display their skills in a variety of ways, including constructing longest-flying gliders, tallest towers and the most efficient boom and battery-powered cars, launching indoor bottle rockets, detecting diseases and discerning potions and poisons.

In addition to local coordinators from across the Brazos Valley, nearly 200 Texas A&M and Blinn College faculty, staff and students will be on hand to set up and judge the competition’s  56 events . As in previous years, organizers and judges from NASA , as well as business and industrial representatives from both the Houston and Austin communities, also are volunteering their services and expertise.

First- through-fourth-place winners will be decided for each contest and subsequently recognized as part of Saturday’s awards ceremony. Two teams from each division will advance to the 2024 Science Olympiad National Tournament , to be held May 24-25 at Michigan State University.

The Science Olympiad is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of K-12 science education, increasing student interest in science, and recognizing outstanding achievements in science education by both students and teachers. Michigan State University hosted the first Science Olympiad National Tournament in 1985, with 17 states participating. Today, approximately 6,000 teams across all 50 states are involved in 425 tournaments hosted annually on college campuses.

Find  more information on this year’s Texas Science Olympiad , including event schedules for both divisions.

To learn more about the Science Olympiad organization, visit soinc.org .

Media contact: Shana K. Hutchins, [email protected]

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