The No. 2-seed Houston Cougars and the No. 10-seed Texas A&M Aggies will meet on Saturday afternoon for a Round of 32 matchup that can only be described as physical.
Buckle up. It’s going to be a bumpy and physical matchup. Texas A&M basketball is on a business trip with hopes of getting back to College Station to practice on their home floor before heading south for the Sweet Sixteen.
The Houston Cougars are coming off a dominant Round of 64 performance, defeating the Idaho Vandals 78-47 on Thursday night in Oklahoma City. Now, the Cougars will take on the Texas A&M in a rematch of when Houston defeated the Aggies 100-95 in the Round of 32 in 2024.
As many predicted, the No. 2-seed Houston Cougars dominated the No. 15-seed Idaho Vandals in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Despite trailing early in the game, head coach Kelvin Sampson's squad advanced to the Round of 32 with a 78-47 win.
The Houston Cougars are the definition of consistency, finding ways to dominate lower-seeded teams in the early opening rounds of the NCAA Tournament. After a blowout win against the Idaho Vandals, they have moved on to the round of 32.
The beginning of the road to Indianapolis for No. 2 seed Houston men's basketball saw it facing a No. 15-seeded Idaho program in its first NCAA tournament appearance since 1990, having won the Big Sky conference.
The Houston Cougars demonstrated their continued dominance in the first round of the NCAA Tournament with a 78-47 blowout win over the No. 15 seed Idaho Vandals in Oklahoma City on Thursday night.
After a huge win by Houston in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Idaho, head coach Kelvin Sampson’s team takes on Texas A&M in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
March Madness, and all the chaos that it brings, is finally upon us. After the First Four matchups had concluded, the first round of the NCAA Tournament officially began.
As the No. 2 seed in the South Region of the NCAA Tournament, the Houston Cougars will be facing the No. 15 seed Idaho Vandals on Thursday. Head coach Kelvin Sampson has awakened the program since taking over 2014-15, as being one of the best teams in the country and a top seed in the tournament is now an expectation rather than a goal.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — In the final Thursday matchup of the Round of 64 in the South Region, No. 2 seed Houston meets No. 15 seed Idaho Thursday night at the Paycom Center.
The Houston Cougars' blend of experienced veterans and young rising talent has made them one of college basketball's most feared teams over the past decade, and especially after head coach Kelvin Sampson was hired in 2014.
The Houston Cougars, as expected for the past couple of seasons, are once again dancing as one of the higher seeds in the NCAA Tournament after the Cougars earned the No.
Houston basketball left 2025 March Madness with a sour taste in its mouth. Emmanuel Sharp avoided the double dribble, but time melted and Florida won the national title.
The March Madness brackets are officially in full swing. The bracket picks for the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament are always a hotly contested debate around this time.
Houston came achingly close to winning the national title last year. This time around, the journey begins against an Idaho program that hasn’t been to the NCAA Tournament since 1990 and hasn’t won one since 1982.
Two Big 12 programs, West Virginia and Houston, are heavily involved in the recruitment of Top 10 five-star prospect Paul Osoruyi, one of the most intriguing big men in the upcoming recruiting class.
Houston Cougars' head coach Kelvin Sampson recently met with the media via Zoom to preview the program's first-round matchup against the Idaho Vandals in the NCAA Tournament.
The long-awaited time of the year is here for the Houston Cougars. The NCAA Tournament has arrived for the Houston Cougars, and fans are no strangers to the end of March and what it means for their beloved basketball team.
March Madness is about to get underway this week and it's always a special time of year in Houston. The Cougars are in the big dance for the eighth straight season and are the No.
With Selection Sunday having come and gone and Houston men's basketball's potential path to back to the third weekend being officially determined, the highly-anticipated day in March typically never fails to bring back memories of March Madness past, through the ups and downs across decades for the Cougars.
On Selection-Sunday, the Houston Cougars were given the No. 2-seed in the South Region, and will matchup against the Idaho Vandals in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
The time has come. March Madness is finally upon us. The time that Kelvin Sampson and the Houston Cougars have been waiting for ever since they fell just one bucket short of their first national championship last year against the Florida Gators.
The field is set for the 2026 NCAA Tournament. With 11 teams from the West or aligned with conferences in the region making the Big Dance, there’s plenty to discuss.
The Houston Cougars have landed a No. 2 seed in the 2026 NCAA Tournament, as announced by the selection committee on Sunday night. Houston is coming off of a 79-74 loss in the Big 12 Championship Game to Arizona on Saturday night in Kansas City.