Summary
Houston Cougars defeated Texas A&M with a score of 88-57 in the NCAA tournament. The win positions them to continue playing nearby at the Toyota Center, although their coach Kelvin Sampson downplayed any home court advantage. Houston's strong defense and effective shooting were key to their victory.
Key Facts
- Houston Cougars won against Texas A&M with a score of 88-57 in the NCAA tournament.
- The game took place in the NCAA's South Region, and Houston is the No. 2 seed.
- Houston will play in the Sweet 16 at the Toyota Center, close to their campus.
- Head coach Kelvin Sampson stated that playing near home is not seen as an advantage.
- The Cougars held Texas A&M to 35% shooting accuracy.
- Houston's defense forced Texas A&M into 11 turnovers and fouls.
- Emanuel Sharp led Houston with 18 points, and Chris Cenac Jr. contributed 17 points.
- Texas A&M is the No. 10 seed and had no starters scoring in double figures.
