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Top rebounder Steven Adams was out. Kevin Durant had an off night from his lofty standards. No matter, the Rockets press on and establish their identity, regardless of personnel. The latest evidence came Wednesday in Memphis, when Houston rolled past the home squad for its fifth straight victory.
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Rockets / NBA

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The beat goes on
Amen Thompson and Alperen Şengün both posted double-doubles as the Rockets overcame an off night from Kevin Durant to win in Memphis for their fifth straight victory.
Texans / NFL

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Stroud out vs. Jaguars
C.J. Stroud — who won’t play Sunday — and Tytus Howard are in concussion protocol while several other key players missed Wednesday’s workout for Texans.
- Mailbag: After a loss to Denver that had some unsightly red-zone offense, Texans fans were not happy with their questions this week. Read More
- Vintage BOB: Texans fans will never forget Bill O'Brien's rants against reporters and fans alike. Now, Boston College is getting a taste of it in Year 2 under its new coach. Read More
Astros / MLB

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Zeroing in on their man
The Astros look to fill one of their hitting coach vacancies with Victor Rodriguez, who led a group of San Diego hitters that had the majors' best batting average and strikeout rate the past two seasons.
- Spring slate set: The Astros will host 15 spring-training games at their facility in West Palm Beach, Fla., beginning in late February. Read More
UH Football

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Sack race is on
The Cougars already have 21 sacks, one more than last year, and Eddie Walls III and Brandon Mack II lead the way with a friendly competition.
- Big 12 rankings: Something's got to give this week as No. 1 BYU and No. 2 Texas Tech face off in Lubbock. Read More
Texas A&M Football

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No time to let up
Texas A&M is on the road at Missouri, which is playing to stay alive in the College Football playoff race
High Schools

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Maintaining perfection
College Park, Pearland and Dickinson are among the six UIL Houston-area teams that are still undefeated.
- Volleyball playoffs: Pairings and information for Houston-area teams competing in the regional semifinals of the UIL volleyball playoffs. Read More
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