Although former Texas Longhorns offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. has seen an ... helped generate one of the best offensive lines in college football last season and earned him the Lombardi ...

“We used to be in control of this game,” Sampson said via On3. "Nobody controls college basketball. We just sit and figure out what to do next. So right now, here’s what we’re dealing with ...

The sun beats down on Don Sanders Field at Darryl & Lori Schroeder Park in Houston, Texas. It’s June, when the average temperatures hover around a high of 92.3° Fahrenheit. Houston’s men’s ...

Houston HC Kelvin Sampson joins Colin Cowherd to discuss influencing Houston's culture and defensive mentality. Some countries, including the 'Dirty 15' percent, could be hit harder by Trump's ...

“Perhaps the most dynamic USHL product eligible for the 2025 NHL Draft, Benjamin Kevan can break games open when he’s at his best. In those sequences, the 6-foot forward blends strong ...

Arsenal have pulled ahead of rivals for Benjamin Sesko’s signature after making a bid for the RB Leipzig striker, according to reports. The Gunners have had a decent season in the Premier League ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Kelvin Sampson has come to expect the late-night phone calls from Rick Barnes. The Houston coach can’t begin to predict Barnes’ reason for calling after decades of picking ...

Houston coach Kelvin Sampson seemed rested and ready to talk about anything. Nobody asked, but he made a point to mention Purdue's Braden Smith. "I was looking at the Braden Smith kid last night.

Much like Purdue coach Matt Painter a few days earlier, Kelvin Sampson offered his thoughts on the state of college basketball: NIL, collectives, revenue-sharing and more. A rested Kelvin Sampson ...

Much like Purdue coach Matt Painter a few days earlier, Kelvin Sampson offered his thoughts on the state of college basketball: NIL, collectives, revenue-sharing and more. A rested Kelvin Sampson ...

Houston coach Kelvin Sampson made it clear: He didn't care. When asked Thursday if he had any thoughts on Purdue's potential home-court advantage, he had a one-word answer: "No." He expanded on ...