Jonathon Simmons scored 19 points, including the winning free throw in the final second of overtime, and Houston held off Tulsa 70-69 Wednesday night in the Conference USA opener for both schools.
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January 04, 2012
Junior guard Jonathon Simmons hit the first of two free throw attempts with 0.7 seconds remaining in overtime to lift the University of Houston men's basketball team to a 70-69 win against Tulsa inside Hofheinz Pavilion during the Conference USA opener for both teams.
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January 04, 2012
HOUSTON (AP) -- Jonathon Simmons scored 19 points, including the winning free throw in the final second of overtime, and Houston held off Tulsa 70-69 Wednesday night in the Conference USA opener for both schools.
J.J. Thompson had 15 points for the Cougars (9-5) while TaShawn Thomas had 12 points and Alandise Harris added 10 for Houston.
Steven Idlet led the Golden Hurricane (7...
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January 05, 2012
Well, because it’s not supposed to be “the shocker” as defined by Urban Dictionary. (Warning: link not safe for the faint of heart, parents of any age, or Rick Santorum.)
Here is the picture, and then in true Paul Harvey style…the rest of the story.
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Admittedly, when I first saw the billboard I thought it was just...
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January 04, 2012
Houston, Texas University of Houston Head Coach Tony Levine announced another addition to his coaching staff on Wednesday as veteran offensive coach Lee Hays has rejoined the UH program to serve as the offensive line coach for the Cougars next season.
Its Hays second stint at UH. The Del Rio, Texas, native served as the assistant offensive line coach for the Cougars in 2010 and...
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January 04, 2012
This is the hand signal the Houston Cougars have been using for many years now, but seriously? Houston Cougars offensive output QB Case Keenum may be coming to a 3rd string QB slot for your NFL city team. Ladies need to always keep an eyes for the pinky in the sky.
The 19th ranked Houston Cougars capped off their greatest season (record wise) in school and Conference USA history (13-1) by defeated the 22nd ranked Penn State Nittany Lions 30-14 Monday afternoon in the TicketCity Bowl at the historic Cotton Bowl before an announced crowd of 46,817.
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