College Basketball Report: Week 17
The Houston Cougars reclaim their place atop of the American Athletic Conference
Mar 3, 2020, 6:31 am
College Basketball Report: Week 17
Show out then, @R0v_ce. 😤💪 #AllForTexas | #HookEm https://t.co/gvTFrFaHfa— Texas Men's Basketball (@Texas Men's Basketball) 1583177087.0
Last week: (1-0): W - Texas Tech 68-58
This week: Tuesday vs. Oklahoma, Saturday Oklahoma State
On Saturday, the Texas Longhorns came away victorious in a 68-58 win over the Texas Tech Red Raiders inside United Supermarkets Arena in Lubbock. Andrew Jones tied his career-high in the win, as the sophomore guard recorded 22 points 57.1% from the field.
Up next, the Longhorns will travel to Oklahoma to take on the Sooners before welcoming the Cowboys to Austin on Saturday.
8:22 2H | 51-42 lsu @__hvmble with 12 pts on 4/5 shooting from three. #GigEm https://t.co/31lBcVB31O— Texas A&M Basketball (@Texas A&M Basketball) 1583000929.0
Last week: (0-2): L - Kentucky 69-60, L - LSU 64-50
This week: Wednesdayvs. Auburn, Saturday vs. Arkansas
After winning three straight, the Texas A&M Aggies are riding a two-game losing streak after dropping games against No. 6 Kentucky (69-60) and LSU (64-50). In both games, junior guard Savion Flagg led the way averaging 17.0 points, while Josh Nebo recorded 11.5 points and 7.5 boards.
After a disappointing week, the Aggies will look to end their losing streak ahead of the Conference Tournament on Wednesday against the Auburn Tigers.
Good morning, @UHouston fans! We know everyone will enjoy highlights from Sunday's win over Cincinnati #ForTheCity… https://t.co/TAtVQpCLgn— Houston Men's Hoops 🏀 🐾 (@Houston Men's Hoops 🏀 🐾) 1583156285.0
Last week: (1-0): W- Cincinnati 68-55
This week: Thursdayvs. UConn, Sunday Memphis
The Houston Cougars reclaimed their spot atop of the American Atheltic Conference with a 68-55 win over the Cincinnati Bearcats inside the Frittata Center in Houston. Despite a subpar shooting night as a team, Marcus Sasser led the way with a game-high 21 points in 33 minutes, as the sharpshooting guard recorded a dozen in the final period shooting 8-for-16 (50%) from the field, 5-for-12 (41.6%) from 3-point range.
Ahead of closing out the season in a home match against Memphis on Sunday, the Cougars will travel to Connecticut to take on the 17-12, 8-8 UConn Huskies, Thursday, inside the Gampel Pavilion in Storrs.
RECAP: Second half sharp shooting sends Rice to 77-66 victory over Middle Tennessee. 📰 » https://t.co/XmeQRLP7Z7… https://t.co/LoxgfKAcd3— Rice Basketball (@Rice Basketball) 1583106648.0
Last week: (1-0): W- Middle Tennessee 77-66
This week: Wednesdayvs. Southern Miss, Saturday UTEP
The Rice Owls closed out their regular-season series against Middle Tennesse Blue Raiders with a 77-66 win on Sunday. Trey Murphy III fell two rebounds short of recording a double-double with 17 points (8-14, 4-9 3PT) and eight boards in the win.
After trailing 29-24 at the half to the Blue Raiders, the Owls went on a tear in the second half. Rice shot a sizzling 64.2% from the field, 55.5% from behind the arc, as the scored a season-high 53 second-half points. Following the win, the Owls will take on the Southern Miss Golden Eagles on Wednesday.
#GoingVital 😤💪🏀 🎥 Chapter 2️⃣4️⃣ vs WVU ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://t.co/2iOjxb6Vb0— Baylor Basketball (@Baylor Basketball) 1582913236.0
Last week: (1-1): W - Kansas State 85-66, L - TCU 75-72, W - Texas Tech 71-68 OT
This week: Saturday vs. West Virginia
After ending their 23-game winning streak to Kansas, the Baylor Bears dropped their second conference game of the season in a 75-72 loss to the TCU Horned Frogs.
Despite holding a seven-point lead at the half, the Bears' defense became a no show in the final 24 minutes, as Baylor allowed the Horned Frogs to score 54 points on 76.1% shooting from the floor, 63.4% from the deep.
Following a win over Texas Tech on Monday, the Bears will look to close out their regular season schedule in a road game against West Virginia.
The people know. 🗣 B.A.N.E. #GoFrogs | @DBane0625 https://t.co/DvVe4Tm3dm— TCU Basketball (@TCU Basketball) 1583195578.0
Last week: (1-1): L - Iowa State 65-59, W - Baylor 75-72
This week: Wednesday vs. Kansas, Saturday vs. Oklahoma
After a tough loss against the Iowa State Cyclone on Tuesday, the TCU Horned Frogs picked up their most impressive victory of the season against No. 4 Baylor Bears.
Behind a 23-point performance from senior Desmond Bane, TCU outscored Baylor 54-44 in the second half while shooting 76.1% from the floor, 63.4% from the deep. Up next, the Horned Frogs will look to end their Big 12 conference schedule on a high against the Kansas Jayhawks on Wednesday, and the Oklahoma Sooners.
Welcome to March. We're heading to overtime tied at 60 here in Waco. @newanimprovedJR leads Tech with 13 points,… https://t.co/Ow9d6G75A6— Texas Tech Basketball (@Texas Tech Basketball) 1583208552.0
Last week: (0-0): L- Oklahoma 65-51, L - Texas 68-58, L - Baylor 71-68 OT
This week: Saturday vs. Kansas
Despite experiencing their worst stretch of the season, the Texas Tech Red Raiders nearly pulled an upset over the No. 4 Baylor Bears on Monday. Behind freshmen guards, Jahml'us Ramsey (13) and Kevin McCullar (13), Texas Tech ended the night shooting 50% from the floor inside the Ferrell Center in Waco.
Although they had a solid night from the field, the Red Raiders could not stop Baylor from scoring from the outside, as the Bears connected on 10 3-point field goals on 42% shooting from deep.
Up next, Texas Tech will look to get back to their winning ways on Saturday against the Kansas Jayhawks to close out their 2019-20 college basketball season.
Senior Day for Grant Youngkin and manager Patrick Seegers! #PonyUp #ThankYouSeniors https://t.co/MPXYbwHxyO— SMU Basketball (@SMU Basketball) 1583096964.0
Last week: (2-1): W- Memphis 58-53, L - Wichita State 66-62
This week: Wednesdayvs. UCF, Saturday vs. USF
Before falling to Wichita State on Sunday, the SMU Mustangs took a 58-53 victory over the Memphis Tigers on Tuesday. Junior forward Tyson Jolly recorded a double-double of 13 points and pulled down 10 rebounds, as SMU forced 21 turnovers in which they converted into 20 points.
Following the win, the Mustangs will travel to Orlando to take on the UCF Bulls on Wednesday.
Great to get back in the win column! #BootUp 🐯 https://t.co/lQptzAvmbB— LSU Basketball (@LSU Basketball) 1583104090.0
Last week: (1-1): L - Florida 81-66, W - Texas A&M 64-50
This week: Wednesday vs. Arkansas, Saturday vs. Georgia
After a 15 point loss to Florida, the LSU Tigers picked up a 64-50 victory over the Texas A&M Aggies on Saturday. In the win, it was a great all-round performance from Skylar Mays, as the senior guard recorded 24 points on 7-of-12 shooting with four treys, to go with eight rebounds, three assists and two steals.
Up next, the Tigers will look to end their regular-season conference schedule on Saturday against the Georgia Bulldogs.
The NFL has released its full 2025 regular season schedule, and the Houston Texans are no longer flying under the radar. The league is rewarding Houston with four nationally televised games, including two prime-time Monday Night Football matchups, a Thursday night showdown with the Bills, and a late-season Sunday night contest against the defending AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs.
GET READY FOR THE SHOW 🍿 pic.twitter.com/hRVqP1CIjq
— Houston Texans (@HoustonTexans) May 15, 2025
Here's a breakdown of the Texans' full 2025 slate and what to watch for:
Week 1 – at Rams
Sunday, 3:25 PM CT
Houston opens the season on the road in Los Angeles, a marquee afternoon slot against an NFC contender.
Week 2 – vs. Buccaneers
Monday Night Football, 6:00 PM CT
The Texans return home to a national audience in Week 2, hosting Tampa Bay under the lights at NRG Stadium.
Week 3 – at Jaguars
Sunday, 12:00 PM CT
An early AFC South test on the road in Jacksonville, where divisional stakes are always high.
Week 4 – vs. Titans
Sunday, 12:00 PM CT
Houston faces a familiar foe, looking to assert dominance in the South.
Week 5 – at Ravens
Sunday, 12:00 PM CT
A rematch of last season’s playoff clash, the Texans head to Baltimore for one of their toughest road games.
Week 6 – Bye Week
A well-placed midseason break as Houston gears up for a rugged stretch ahead.
Week 7 – at Seahawks
Monday Night Football, 9:00 PM CT
Another prime-time moment for Houston as they travel to Seattle for a late-night showdown.
Week 8 – vs. 49ers
Sunday, 12:00 PM CT
The 49ers visit NRG in a heavyweight NFC-AFC battle, with both teams eyeing deep playoff runs.
Week 9 – vs. Broncos
Sunday, 12:00 PM CT
Houston looks to capitalize on home-field advantage in back-to-back weeks.
Week 10 – vs. Jaguars
Sunday, 12:00 PM CT
A crucial rematch with Jacksonville that could have major implications in the division race.
Week 11 – at Titans
Sunday, 12:00 PM CT
The Texans head to Nashville for the second leg of their rivalry series.
Week 12 – vs. Bills
Thursday Night Football, 7:15 PM CT
Short week, big stage—Josh Allen and the Bills come to town for a showdown under the lights.
Week 13 – at Colts
Sunday, 12:00 PM CT
Houston travels to Indianapolis in another pivotal AFC South matchup.
Week 14 – at Chiefs
Sunday Night Football, 7:20 PM CT
All eyes will be on Arrowhead as the Texans get their shot at the reigning AFC champs in prime time.
Week 15 – vs. Cardinals
Sunday, 12:00 PM CT
Houston returns home to face an Arizona squad in the late-season playoff push.
Week 16 – vs. Raiders
Sunday, 3:25 PM CT
Another home test for the Texans as they look to stack wins in December.
Week 17 – at Chargers
Date/Time TBD
A potential flex game as the playoff picture takes shape in the AFC.
Week 18 – vs. Colts
Date/Time TBD
The regular-season finale at home could decide the division—or more.
The schedule sets up for a dramatic season with playoff implications likely lasting into Week 18.
Here's a look at the Texans schedule release video:
Say WAZZUPPPPPP to our 2025 Schedule ‼️ pic.twitter.com/nY5Kwh5tWl
— Houston Texans (@HoustonTexans) May 15, 2025
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