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Houston is the most complete program in the Big 12

Hopefully, things are getting back to normal for UH fans after Beryl blew through on Monday morning. No major issues to report from the...

First look: ranking Big 12 hoops

UH Hoops is on a week-long break between summer semesters. With Kelvin Sampson’s roster set for 2024-25 and with most rosters around the conference...

Lauren Sampson joins the Old Men podcast

Welcome to another No Conference for Old Men special episode (#27). Recently, the Old Men chatted with UH Men's Basketball Director for Operations, Lauren...

Throwback: With mom on the bag, Austyn Reily wins the Texas Amateur

University of Houston golfer Austyn Reily has won the 112th Texas Amateur. With rounds of 70-71-67-70, he became the 9th UH golfer to win...

Photos: Football Operations Center topping out ceremony

On Friday, Houston Athletics and UH Facilities Planning & Construction invited the media to attend the topping-out ceremony for the Memorial Hermann Football Operations...

Reid Gettys joins the Old Men podcast

It’s a special off-season episode of the No Conference for Old Men podcast. The Three Old Men had the incredible opportunity to talk all things...

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Stewart J. Guss, Injury Accident Lawyers, is proud to be a corporate sponsor as the Official Personal Injury Law Firm for University of Houston Athletics.

“As a University of Houston alum, I am honored that the University of Houston Athletics chose our firm to be their official and exclusive personal injury law firm,” says Stewart J. Guss, the firm’s founder.

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Cougar History

There were gasps all over the Shamrock Hilton. Did he just say that? These prominent black doctors, lawyers, and businessmen couldn't believe it. Did...
It’s a special off-season episode of the No Conference for Old Men podcast. The Three Old Men had the incredible opportunity to talk all things...
The 1961 Houston Football season was Hal Lahar's last as head coach. Boosters had been planning it for a while, and Lahar resigned that...
On the morning of May 3, 1971, in a conference room in College Station, the University of Houston had one of its biggest athletics...
This is a follow-up piece to UH is invited to the Southwest Conference.   The University of Houston was admitted to the Southwest Conference on...
Finally, a game lived up to the hype. Houston 94, Louisville 81 in the Pit in Albuquerque. It was the second game of the National...