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      UT Permian Basin Athletics Mourns the Tragic Death of Freshman Player Luke Miller

      Luke Miller

      The UT Permian Basin Athletics Department is mourning the tragic loss of incoming freshman and football player Luke Miller, who passed away overnight after suffering a stroke. Miller, a freshman student from Lone Star High School in Frisco, Texas, had recently signed with the University of Texas Permian Basin (UTPB) football program on February 7 as a defensive end.

      In an official announcement, UTPB shared, “We are deeply saddened by the loss of Luke Miller. We extend our condolences and prayers during this difficult time to his family, friends, and all of the people that Luke was able to touch in his life. Our football family will honor Luke in everything we do moving forward,” said Head Football Coach Kris McCullough.

      Luke Miller was a promising young athlete with a bright future ahead of him. His untimely death has left the UT Permian Basin community in shock and mourning. The impact of his loss is felt deeply among his teammates, coaches, and all who knew him.

      The University is offering support to those affected by this tragedy. Students can access counseling services through several avenues. The University Mental Health and Wellness Center provides 24-hour support via the UTPB Crisis Line at (432) 552-4600. For non-emergency assistance, students can call the Wellness Center at 432-552-3365. Additionally, TimelyCare, a free virtual wellness partner, is available 24/7 at TimelyCare.com/utpb. Faculty and staff in need of support can reach out to the UT Employee Assistance Program at (713) 500-3327.

      As the UTPB community grapples with this heartbreaking loss, they are encouraged to lean on each other and utilize the available support services. The Athletics Department and university administration are committed to honoring Luke’s memory and supporting his family during this incredibly difficult time.

      Luke Miller’s obituary and funeral arrangements will be released by his family in due course. The UT Permian Basin community stands in solidarity with the Miller family, offering their deepest sympathies and unwavering support.

      Luke’s legacy as a dedicated and talented football player will be remembered by his coaches and teammates. The team will carry his spirit with them as they move forward, ensuring that his contributions and memory live on in the heart of the UTPB football program.

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