The No. 2 Houston Cougars are going back to the drawing board, headed into their Saturday matchup against the No. 4-ranked Arizona Wildcats, coming off a close loss to the No.
The Houston Cougars are considered one of the best teams in the country for men's basketball, and have the postseason success to back up their pedigree as one of the best programs in the country.
While the primary recruiting period and early signing day for college football are in the past, the official national signing day was back on Feb. 4. Most
The Cougars started the season off right by collecting four-straight victories to win the Puerto Rico Challenge last weekend. The team defeated No. 21 Wake Forest, Boston College, Manhattan and Washington to begin the season 4-0.
The No. 2 Houston Cougars have been one of the top stories in college basketball this decade. Houston went from the greatness of the Phi Slama Jama days to a forgotten program in the early 2000s.
With the college basketball regular season entering its final stretch, programs everywhere have started to show their true colors. Some teams have started to thrive as the NCAA Tournament draws nearer, while some teams have begun to struggle.
The Houston Cougars have one of the quickest emerging and growing brands in all of college basketball, all on the back of the fruitful program that head coach Kelvin Sampson has been able to build over his time with the Cougars.
It's not often that offensive linemen make headlines in the football world, but luckily for the Houston Cougars, one of their newest acquisitions on the front line has proven himself as an outlier.
The Houston Cougars were a pleasant surprise last season to the college football world, amassing a 10-3 record in just year two of the Willie Fritz tenure.
It's now common knowledge that the Houston Cougars have been making waves in the world of college football. In just two years under head coach Willie Fritz, Houston's football program has gone from forgotten to formidable.
With the departure of multiple senior talents but a bevy of moves made in the transfer portal by coach Willie Fritz to round out both signing periods, Houston football's roster has its fair share of roster changes for 2026 to go with the most welcome returns.
There's still a lot that can happen between now and Selection Sunday. College basketball is ever evolving, and this season, in particular, has been exciting because there are so many good teams at the top.
The Houston Cougars had been on a roll throughout conference play heading into their game against the Iowa State Cyclones with a 23-2 overall record and sat at the top of the Big 12 rankings with an 11-1 conference record.
The Houston Cougars have become a powerhouse program within the college basketball world, in large part because of their success and the talent they are able to continuously recruit and develop to take to the next level.
It's no secret that the Houston Cougars made major waves in college football this past season. In just year-two of the Willie Fritz era, the Houston football program achieved its first 10-win season since 2021.
When their depth was tested to the near brink in a historically difficult Hilton Coliseum environment, No. 2 Houston Cougars relied on second-half scoring and board hustle from their starting freshmen.
In a game that featured one of the best environments of the entire season, No. 6 Iowa State put together a late rally to down No. 2 Houston, 70-67, on Monday night.
The Houston Cougars are now atop the Big 12 Conference following their most recent win and the Arizona Wildcats' most recent loss to the Texas Tech Red Raiders last Saturday, giving the Coogs all the momentum they need to make to their second straight national championship game.
The Houston Cougars began the season as the No. 2 ranked team in the preseason AP poll, and they are now back in that position in the Week 15 AP poll. The Cougars rose one spot after being placed at No.