After a 4-0 start, the Houston Cougars fell back to Earth in a brutal 35-11 loss to Texas Tech - the best team in the Big 12 - back on Oct. 4, but the score wasn't even the worst part of that game.
The Houston Cougars have been killing it in year two of the Willie Fritz era. Houston got off to an extremely hot start and was one of the few undefeated teams remaining going into their game against the Texas Tech Red Raiders.
Houston Cougars football took care of business easily this past week at Oklahoma State with a 39-17 win to improve to 5-1 for the first time since 2021.
Houston football is coming off a dominant 39-17 victory over the Oklahoma State Cowboys in a game where the Cougars shone on both sides of the ball. The
The Houston Cougars have already proved themselves a better squad than last year’s with a dominant win over the Oklahoma State Cowboys. In year one of the Willie Fritz era, the Coogs posted a disappointing 4-8 record, with a 3-6 conference record.
After suffering their first loss of the season last week, the Houston Cougars had the opportunity to bounce back on Saturday when they faced the lowly Oklahoma State Cowboys, and did just that.
In wiping the slate clean from its Week 6 home blowout loss to Texas Tech, Houston football responded with a 39-17 blowout victory over Oklahoma State in its Big 12 road opener at Boone Pickens Stadium Saturday, putting the Cougars at their first 5-1 start since 2016 and one step closer to bowl eligibility as a member of the Big 12.
Houston football took care of business against the Oklahoma State Cowboys on Saturday and the Cougars eclipsed the five-win mark for the first time since joining the Big 12 Conference.
Coming off their worst offensive performance of the season, the Houston Cougars were determined to get back on track Saturday against the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
Houston has officially taken over the analytical crown. When the first KenPom ratings of the 2025 season dropped today, the Cougars debuted at No. 1, a huge statement in a college basketball landscape crowded with contenders.
Road trip number turned into road win number three Saturday afternoon for the Houston Cougars in Stillwater at Boone Pickens Stadium in the form of a 39-17 beatdown of the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
In the age of the transfer portal, it's become increasingly common for players to leave their team when they aren't seeing playing time or, if it's early in the season, sit out to preserve a redshirt and then transfer.
After only 164 total passing yards last weekend against Texas Tech, head coach Willie Fritz along with offensive coordinator Slade Nagle were left looking for answers offensively.
Following a 39-17 blowout victory over Oklahoma State on Saturday at Boone Pickens Stadium, the Houston Cougars are off to their first 5-1 start since 2016, having eclipsed their win total rom last season and leaving them one step closer to bowl eligibility for the first time as a member of the Big 12 Conference.
On Saturday morning, the Houston Cougars (4-1, 1-1 in Big 12) and the Oklahoma State Cowboys (1-4, 0-2 in Big 12) squared off in Stillwater, Oklahoma, to begin Week 7 of the college football season.
Besides the 60-yard touchdown pass from junior quarterback Zeon Chriss-Gremillion to senior wide receiver Amare Thomas, the Houston Cougars did not have much to show for on offense against no.
The Houston Cougars travel up to Stillwater to take on the struggling 1-4 Oklahoma State Cowboys on Saturday, in what will need to be a much-needed bounce-back game, especially after suffering their first defeat last weekend, in a blowout loss to the Texas Tech Red Raiders.
For the most part, the Houston Cougars' defense enjoyed an exceptional start to the season, allowing just 29 total points over the first three games. More recently, though, cracks have begun to show.
Early on Friday morning, the news broke that the Oklahoma State Cowboys (1-4, 0-2 in Big 12) were planning to start Sam Jackson V against the Houston Cougars (4-1, 1-1 in Big 12).
Sitting at 4-1, the Houston Cougars seem to be on the right track for the season after a crushing loss against the Texas Tech Red Raiders. The team looked like a shell of its usual self as it dropped its first game of the season.
The Houston Cougars' chase for their first national championship restarts in just a few weeks, as the Cougars return to the court on Oct. 26 for an exhibition matchup against the Mississippi State Bulldogs and play their first official game of the 2025-26 season on Nov.
The University of Houston men’s basketball team put together a 2024-25 season for the ages. It was arguably the greatest season in program history. The
Saturday’s matchup between Houston and Texas Tech wasn’t just a big game on the field; it was one of the biggest in program history off it. Despite winding up on the losing end of a 35-11 ballgame, Houston drew a crowd of 42,806 fans, marking the third-largest attendance in TDECU Stadium history.