VCU Baseball Head Coach Paul Keyes is taking an indefinite leave from coaching after a very recent cancer diagnosis. NBC12 reported initial details of the situation:
VCU head coach Paul Keyes has told those close to him that he has an early diagnosis of cancer. He’s awaiting test results that will determine the severity of the disease.
Keyes began feeling back pain last month, and when it got so bad he could barely come to the ballpark he went to MCV to get it checked out. That’s when he was given the diagnosis.
Click here to read more at NBC12.
In 18 years of coaching the Rams, Coach Keyes lead VCU to 8 NCAA tournament appearances and 5 CAA championships.
Our thoughts go out to Coach Keyes and his family as he focuses on battling through this stage of his life.
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Prayers go out to Coach Keyes and his family during this difficult time.
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Wish him a speedy recovery and return to Rams baseball. He’s in good hands.
Prayers for the coach and his family.
Sorry to hear this … thanks to the blog author for updating. We were able to get it in our Newport News print edition. May he recover quickly!