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Houston Cougars Snap Skid with Speedy Win

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Houston Cougars snap losing streak with dominant win, emphasizing speed and early shots

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Houston Cougars Snap Skid with Speedy Win

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On March 3rd, the 7th ranked Houston Cougars snapped a 3-game losing streak with a dominant 40-point win over Colorado on Saturday. It marked their first victory after dropping games to three straight top 15 opponents, including two on the road, the toughest stretch since. 2017 Coach Kelvin Samson stressed playing faster this week, urging the team to attack within the first 5 seconds of the shot clock and push the pace. After defensive rebounds, guards stepped up big, grabbing boards, and scoring 17 fast break points. A sharp shift from their patient passing style in recent losses. Freshman point guard Kingston Flimmings led the charge with six rebounds and eight assists, setting up easy looks inside for big men like Chris Sinek, Jr. and Khalifa Sako. Milo's Uzen exploded for 26 points on efficient shooting, including 5 of 7 from 3, tying his career high while adding six assists. And zero turnovers. Players like Emanuel Sharp and Joseph McCarty also hit key corner threes, opened by strong

rolls from the bigs. Uzen and Sharp, both nursing injuries from the Kansas game, looked fully healthy and aggressive. Houston's new emphasis on speed and early shots could carry them deeper into conference play, especially with young talent stepping up against the. Le

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