Houston and Tennessee will match elite defenses in their bids to reach the Final Four
- Tennessee Basketball defeated Kentucky 78-65 on Friday and advanced to the Elite Eight.
- Tennessee's victory over Kentucky stemmed from limiting Kentucky to 20 points below their season average and restricting their three-point shooting.
- Houston, with a 33-4 record, is known for giving up the fewest points in the nation and leading in three-point shooting at 39.8%, setting the stage for a defensive battle against Tennessee.
- Houston coach Kelvin Sampson, despite a late game against Purdue that ended at 12:44 a.m. EDT Saturday, prioritized sleep, stating, "We're not going to play harder because it's the Final Four," and "I think our kids play as hard as they can anyway".
- With three of the four finalists for national defensive player of the year, Joseph Tugler , Zakai Zeigler and Jahmai Mashack , facing off at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday, both Houston and Tennessee aim for their first Final Four appearance since 2021 and the first national semifinal in Tennessee's program history, respectively.
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Houston and Tennessee will match elite defenses in their bids to reach the Final Four
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