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Houston is projected to keep its five starters for the NCAA tournament opener against Idaho.
Houston, the No. 2 seed in the South, will face Idaho in the Round of 64 at Paycom Center on March 19, 9:10 p.m.
The expected starters are Milos Uzan, Kingston Flemings, Emanuel Sharp, Chris Cenac Jr., and Joseph Tugler.
Milos Uzan has started all 34 games this season, averaging 11.1 points and 4 assists per game.
Kingston Flemings is a freshman guard and Big 12 standout, averaging 16.4 points per game this season.
Emanuel Sharp leads Houston's offense with 15.3 points per game and a long-range shooting record.
Chris Cenac Jr. is a stretch-four with 9.5 points and 7.8 rebounds per game this season.
Joseph Tugler averages 8.4 points and 5.4 rebounds, anchoring Houston's frontcourt.
The Cougars added depth with a strong bench including Sakho, McCarty, Walker Jr., Miller, and Harwell.

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Vanderbilt studies McNeese’s aggressive defense, focusing on ball security and tempo for the NCAA Tournament opener.
Nickel says protecting the ball is crucial as McNeese’s pressure hinges on turnovers and steals.
McNeese’s backcourt leadership, led by Larry Johnson, Tyshawn Archie, and Javohn Garcia, provides a tough defensive challenge.
Vanderbilt expects a battle of the backcourts and plans to limit McNeese’s offensive rebounds.
Vanderbilt emphasizes a strong start to avoid giving McNeese early momentum.
Vanderbilt’s film study aims to translate defensive insights into game plan adjustments.
The article notes Vanderbilt’s awareness of McNeese’s ability to collapse in the half-court.
Vanderbilt recognizes McNeese’s overall mid-major profile as a potential upset risk.
Nickel notes the importance of protecting possessions and valuing every moment.
The piece highlights Vanderbilt’s aim to leverage experience against varying defensive styles.
Vanderbilt’s preparation includes learning from past experiences facing similar defensive pressure.

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Texas A&M is placed as a No. 10 seed in the South Region for the 2026 NCAA Tournament, in Oklahoma City.
Texas A&M will face Saint Mary’s in the first round on Thursday at the Paycom Center.
Rashaun Agee is highlighted as the clear focal point, leading the team with 14.7 points and 8.9 rebounds.
Rylan Griffen, a transfer from Kansas, is noted for averaging 11.6 points per game this season.
Zach Clemence is recognized for his size and career-high 29-point game in a loss to Arkansas.
Pop Isaacs has started the season on and off but has recently posted double-digit performances.
The article provides a preview of the five-man lineup McMillan should consider for Thursday’s game.
Texas A&M’s 20-11 regular season record is noted as part of their tournament seeding context.
The article emphasizes McMillan’s task of choosing a lineup to maximize attack options against tougher competition.
Saint Mary’s and Texas A&M are scheduled to play in Oklahoma City in the NCAA Tournament.
The article is part of a broader coverage suite on 2026 March Madness and Texas A&M’s postseason prospects.

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