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UH Football begins fall camp with focus on accountability

Cougars' defense is looking to play faster and more physically.

HOUSTON – The Houston Cougars began fall camp practices Wednesday morning with a new sense of pride in their program. The accountability of the coaching staff and the players is more of a priority than last year.

Defensive Coordinator Austin Armstrong stated that if his defense gives up 40 points per game this upcoming season, he’ll be working at H-E-B next season.

The Cougars’ defense allowed an average of only 23 points per game last season, the fifth-best in the Big 12 Conference.

The Cougars open the season on September 5 at home against Oregon State.