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Houston guard Kingston Flemings (4) takes a shot against Idaho forward Jackson Rasmussen (12) during the second half in the first round of the NCAA college basketball tournament in Oklahoma City, Thursday, March 19, 2026.

Photo by: Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle

Kingston Flemings, Milos Uzan and Emanuel Sharp may be NCAA's best combo

The Cougars have three guards who can be the star whenever needed and that will be a key for UH in the NCAA Tournament, starting with Texas A&M.

Sampson and McMillan first met in high school gym: Texas A&M's Bucky McMillan started off as a high school coach, and he recalls Kelvin Sampson visiting his gym to recruit a player not long ago. Now, they meet with the Sweet 16 on the line. Read More
Sharp: The veteran leader's scoring spurt in the first half put his team on the right track against Idaho, as did his wise words before the tournament. Read More
Freshmen lead the way: After a few 'freshmany' moments, Flemings and Chris Cenac Jr. settled in to help Houston cruise in the Cougars' NCAA Tournament opener. Read More
Houston vs. Texas A&M: How to watch and what to know as the Cougars play the Aggies on Saturday with a Sweet 16 spot at stake. Read More

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