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NFL Network's Rich Eisen took some shots at the Texans this week for their decision to interview Josh McCown for their head coaching vacancy when no experienced African American candidates have been hired during this coaching cycle, and McCown has zero experience coaching in the NFL.

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Jalen Green and the Rockets host the Clippers Wednesday night. Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images.

The Houston Rockets (7-4) will look to extend their three-game home winning streak as they face the Los Angeles Clippers (6-5) in a Western Conference showdown on Wednesday. Coming off a 41-41 season, the Rockets are making early strides with a solid 7-4 start, positioning them fifth in the conference.

Last season, Houston’s defense allowed opponents 113.2 points per game on 46.3% shooting, and this season, they’re hoping to tighten up on that end to continue their momentum.

The Clippers, on the other hand, finished last season with a 51-31 record and currently sit at ninth in the conference with a 6-5 record.

Known for their offense, they averaged 115.6 points per game last season, shooting a sharp 48.9% from the field and 38.1% from three-point range. Los Angeles will be without Kawhi Leonard, who’s out due to a knee injury, potentially limiting their scoring power.

The Rockets will also face a few injury concerns with Jock Landale and Fred VanVleet listed as day-to-day. The Clippers, along with missing Leonard, may also be without Mo Bamba and P.J. Tucker, who are both day-to-day.

The Rockets aim to continue their solid home form, while the Clippers will look to make adjustments to secure a key conference win on the road.

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