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HOUSTON COUGAR FOOTBALLWhere to Catch the 2027 Coog Commits Under the Lights.
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PHIL STEELIn the Trenches: Willie Fritz Bet Big on Houston's Offensive Line — And Phil Steele Just Validated It.

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EXCLUSIVEWillie Fritz's Fourth Revival continues to take Root in a Houston Fall Camp.

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EXCLUSIVEA PFF Nod at No. 9 Undersells Him: Why Khalil Laufau Anchors Houston's Big 12 Push.

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EXCLUSIVEThe Only Thing: Shadre Hurst Earns His Spot on Lombardi's List.

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EXCLUSIVEDepth Is the Down Payment: Will James and the Cougars' Secondary Are Banking on Stamina.

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PFN ALL BIG 12Cougars Crash the Party: Five Houston Players Land on PFN's Preseason All-Big 12 Teams.

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SHADRE HURSTThe Quiet Kingdom of Shadre Hurst.

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EXCLUSIVECAP-TEX Holdings Fall Camp Coverage: Week 2 — Four Plays, Maybe Five: Marcus Trice Is Building Houston’s Corners for the Moments That Decide Games.

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EXCLUSIVEStorm Warning: Houston Keeps Building in the Trenches with Offer to 4-Star Tackle Jai'Storm Knight.
At 6-8½, 335 pounds and just 26 offers deep, the Cornerstone Christian junior is exactly the kind of trench cornerstone the Cougars have been chasing.

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COACH OSCAR GILESCap-Tex Holdings Fall Camp Coverage: Pads On, Pretense Off: Oscar Giles and the Cougars Learn to Crawl Before They Sprint.

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EXCLUSIVECAP-TEX HOLDINGS FALL CAMP COVERAGE, DAY 4: Houston Fixed the Problem It Could No Longer Hide — Now Shadre Hurst Wants a Championship.
The Cougars spent the offseason rebuilding the one position group that had to change. A week into fall camp, Houston's new offensive line looks like the foundation of something larger — and Shadre Hurst is the reason it does.
