For 2029 athlete Jermire Roberts Jr., the pull toward Houston isn't just a recruiting pitch; it's blood. The Port Arthur Memorial standout, a rangy 6-foot-3, 187-pound weapon who can line up all over the field, will be on campus this weekend as the Cougars kick off their season, and the visit carries a weight that goes beyond anything a coaching staff can put on a whiteboard. "What stands out with Houston overall is my family history with U of H," Roberts said. "I have two cousins that have played and one cousin (Keavon Roberts) that is playing now."…
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Family Ties, Fresh Momentum: 2029 ATH Jermire Roberts Jr. Previews His Houston Gameday Visit
The Port Arthur Memorial standout heads to TDECU Stadium this weekend for Houston's season opener

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