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No. 20 Houston hosts No. 18 Oklahoma State Saturday night in a ranked matchup with major Big 12 implications, followed by a road game against No. 11 Utah for the Cougars. Houston coach Willie Fritz is urging fans to fill TDECU Stadium, saying a sellout would help create a home-field advantage; attendance has lagged earlier this season despite the team’s strong start. The game is Houston’s first ranked-versus-ranked matchup on campus in about 11 years, and Fritz has highlighted the quality of both teams and their quarterbacks.

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