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No. 3 Houston extended its home dominance and rolled to a sixth straight win with a 78-64 comeback over Kansas State at the Fertitta Center.
Houston seized control with a 33-4 run late in the first half after a slow start, flipping the game in the favorites' favor.
Kalifa Sakho disrupted Kansas State early with two key blocks, slowing the Wildcats’ momentum as Houston built momentum.
Cedric Lath provided a defensive spark in limited minutes, delivering two timely stops and two made free throws to stabilize Houston.
Emanuel Sharp matched Houston’s rhythm with 23 points, continuing a stretch of back-to-back 20+ point games for the Cougars.
Milos Uzan contributed a 12-point, eight-assist performance, underscoring Houston’s versatile guard play during a challenging run of games.
Houston widened its Big 12 lead, sitting atop the standings with a half-game edge after extending its home winning streak to 18 at the Fertitta Center.
Houston faces a demanding stretch against top-10 foes, starting with a road trip to No. 5 Iowa State, then home versus No. 1 Arizona and a visit to No. 9 Kansas.
NBC Sports highlighted Sharp’s 23-point performance, reinforcing Houston’s continued scoring depth from its guards.
Kansas State’s P.J. Haggerty led the Wildcats with 23 points, reaching 2,000 career points in the first half, underscoring the challenge Houston faced from the visiting squad.

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The show addressed Lincoln Cosby and Jordan Smith committing to Michigan and Arkansas, respectively.
Adam Oumiddoch decommitted from St. John's, while Dylan Mingo's decision remains forthcoming.
Caleb Wilson's injury at North Carolina was analyzed for its impact on the team's trajectory.
A list of potential all-defense candidates includes players from Iowa State, Tennessee, San Diego State, Kansas, and Florida.
The deep dive includes an analysis of the Houston program and its national championship aspirations.
The segment also evaluates Bill Self’s impact at Kansas amid ongoing program developments.
A court ruling's implications for draft eligibility are discussed, affecting this year and the 2027 class.
The full show is available on the CBS Sports College Basketball YouTube channel.
The segment links recruiting updates with player availability and defensive highlight considerations.
New recruiting mentions include Dylan Mingo's decision timing and Christian Collins leadership speculation.
The show highlights top 2026 recruits and the overall trend in college basketball recruiting.

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Houston NIL remarks by Kelvin Sampson drew widespread reaction in college basketball circles.
Mick Cronin reportedly sent Sampson a dollar in a lighthearted response to the comments.
Sampson said NIL requires year-round effort and ongoing discussions with his staff.
Sampson attributed NIL work to collaborative efforts with his son and Houston coach Willie Fritz.
The Field of 68 and other outlets covered the exchange and its social media reactions.
Cronin’s dollar gesture happened after Sampson’s comments and was shared publicly.
Sampson emphasized NIL requires ongoing, season-long effort rather than a one-time fix.
Sampson’s comments occurred in the context of Big 12 and NIL discussions affecting multiple programs.
Sampson framed NIL as a year-round, competitive effort to keep Houston in championship contention.

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