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Started by Harry , Aug 20 2012 01:19 PM

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#1 Harry

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Posted 20 August 2012 - 01:19 PM

Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - 2011 SEASON IN REVIEW: The Cougars' magical season of 2011 was still disappointing to some as Houston's 13-1 overall finish left it one game short of perfection.

Coach Kevin Sumlin's squad began the 2011 season with a few challenges. The Cougars managed to get past UCLA (38-34), North Texas (48-23), and Louisiana Tech (35-34) in their first three games. Houston closed out its non-conference season with a dominating victory over Georgia State (56-0) which helped it build momentum for its Conference USA opener with Texas-El Paso (49-42). The Cougars showed no mercy the rest of the way as they blew out East Carolina (56-3), Marshall (63-28), Rice (73-34), UAB (56-13), Tulane (73-17), SMU (37-7), and Tulsa (48-16).

The Cougars were projected to make their first trip to a BCS bowl game prior to the C-USA Championship with Southern Miss. However, an opponent finally figured out how to slow down Houston's offense and the Golden Eagles claimed the league crown with a 49-28 win. The C-USA Championship was the last at Houston for Sumlin, who accepted the head coaching position at Texas A&M.

Read more: http://www.ksdk.com/...Houston-Cougars

"In that first game we played like we did against. A lot of huff and puff but little to show for it." jessyj