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Author: Meena
Houston’s investment in LJ Cryer has paid off in a major way, helping the Cougars surge past Gonzaga and secure their sixth consecutive Sweet 16 appearance. When head coach Kelvin Sampson brought in Cryer from Baylor via the transfer portal, he envisioned the experienced guard as a key piece in Houston’s offensive attack. Cryer, known for his three-point shooting and composure in big games, has delivered exactly what the Cougars needed in the 2024 NCAA Tournament. Against Gonzaga in the Round of 32, Cryer’s performance was instrumental in Houston’s victory. The Cougars, known primarily for their suffocating defense, needed a…