Convenience Big Store: A lack of clarity for Texans as offseason begins in earnest

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Good morning. Here are the top sports stories around Houston today:

Photo: Karen Warren, Houston Chronicle / Staff Photographer

Pretty typical

A day after a 4-13 season concluded, neither GM Nick Caserio nor anyone else in the organization had anything to say about whether David Culley will be back next season. That's just like the Texans, writes Brian T. Smith.

Please come from Boston?

If the Texans decide to move on from David Culley as head coach, don't be surprised if their GM and vice president add to the New England connection in Houston, writes John McClain.

No going-away gift

Before heading out of town for a five-game trip, the Rockets subjected their fans to another night of home struggles against the 76ers. Jonathan Feigen shares his takeaways from consecutive home loss No. 8.

Day of the Dogs

Georgia got Alabama at last Monday night by turning a gnarly five-point fourth-quarter deficit into a gleeful victory for the College Football Playoff championship.

Drawing a crowd

Texas A&M, which had nearly 8,000 in attendance for Saturday's victory over Arkansas, puts its six-game winning streak on the line today against Mississippi.