The Texans have traded defensive tackle Eli Ankou to the Cowboys, according to Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle. The deal will be finalized on Monday, pending the results of Ankou’s COVID-19 test. In exchange, the Texans will receive a seventh-round pick. [RELATED: Jerry Jones On Mike McCarthy’s Job Security] Ankou will help Dallas fill the gap following the release of … [Read more...] about Texans Trade Eli Ankou To Cowboys
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Astros 3 Discussion Items
Photo by Bob Levey/Getty Images Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports 1.) After rumors taking A.J Hinch to the White Sox, the only Astros manager to win a World Series championship at last landed on the Detroit Tigers. Hinch had a rocky debut in management going 89-123 with the Diamondbacks before ultimately getting the axe. On the Astros though, Hinch … [Read more...] about Astros 3 Discussion Items
Texans still uncertain when cornerback Garoney Conley will make 2020 debut
The Houston Texans had a great cornerback situation on paper heading into the 2020 season. Bradley Roby was going to be the playmaker on one side, and Gareon Conley was going to provide a lockdown presence on the other. Opposing quarterbacks were going to have to choose their own adventure when dropping back and going against Houston’s top-two cornerbacks. An offseason ankle … [Read more...] about Texans still uncertain when cornerback Garoney Conley will make 2020 debut
Texans' numbers game is keeping WR Keke Coutee from seeing the field
Keke Coutee was very promising for the Houston Texans in his rookie season, catching 28 passes for 287 yards and a touchdown in just six games of work. The theory was that if Coutee could ever solve his injury problems, he would be a productive wideout for Houston. In 2019, an ankle injury in preseason affected his start to the season, and the 22 catches for 254 yards through … [Read more...] about Texans' numbers game is keeping WR Keke Coutee from seeing the field
#13 Houston Men's Basketball 2020-2021 Preview
Joel Welser Fri, 10/30/2020 Houston Cougars 2020-2021 Overall Rank: #13<div align="center" ... Read More » read more … [Read more...] about #13 Houston Men's Basketball 2020-2021 Preview
Voting resources for Election Day, Nov. 3
Major League Baseball believes that the greatest civic duty of any American is to exercise the right to vote and actively participate in the electoral process. … [Read more...] about Voting resources for Election Day, Nov. 3
Roberto Osuna, Chris Devenski, Dustin Garneau, Chase De Jong Elect Free Agency
Astros Roberto Osuna, Chris Devenski, Dustin Garneau and Chase De Jong have elected free agency after clearing waivers, Jake Kaplan of The Athletic reports. The most notable addition to the open market here is Osuna, whom the Astros outrighted earlier this week. Osuna has been excellent since he debuted with the Blue Jays in 2015, but he’s forever marred because of a domestic … [Read more...] about Roberto Osuna, Chris Devenski, Dustin Garneau, Chase De Jong Elect Free Agency
Astros Lose Carlos Sanabria To Waivers
Royals left-hander Mike Montgomery and right-hander Kevin McCarthy cleared outright waivers and have elected free agency, reports Jeffrey Flanagan of MLB.com (Twitter link). Montgomery, 31, was limited to 5.1 innings in 2020 due to a lat injury, derailing his chance of cementing himself in the Kansas City rotation. McCarthy was an oft-used bullpen piece in 2019 but only got … [Read more...] about Astros Lose Carlos Sanabria To Waivers
3 reasons why Stephen Silas is a perfect match for the Rockets
With Stephen Silas being named the head coach of the Houston Rockets, the two sides make for a perfect match, for several reasons. After a lengthy coaching search, the Houston Rockets are poised to make Stephen Silas their next head coach. The Rockets interviewed multiple candidates after receiving word that Mike D’Antoni was disinterested in […] 3 reasons why Stephen Silas is … [Read more...] about 3 reasons why Stephen Silas is a perfect match for the Rockets