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Cajun softball coach reveals cancer diagnosis

University of Louisiana at Lafayette softball head coach Alyson Habetz revealed her breast cancer diagnosis from May and shared her treatment journey. She has completed four of six scheduled chemotherapy treatments and is working through her recovery while continuing to lead the Ragin' Cajuns program.

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