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#Dreamer living the dream. I talk sports in English/Spanish at @KHOU. Emmy-winning sports anchor/reporter. Thoughts are my own.
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Texans legend Andre Johnson says what he doesn't like about CJ Stroud; Stroud responds

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By Luis Ortiz Verified
| KHOU-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
HOUSTON — Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud is responding to comments from Texans legend and Hall of Famer Andre Johnson about his body language. Johnson recently said in an interview on a podcast that the one thing he dislikes about Stroud is his body language. "With him, and this is just me personally, what I dislike about CJ, I dislike his body language. His body language is bad,"  Johnson said on the LGND TLK podcast. This story continues below.
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Houston entrepreneurs create sports drink centered on wellness and performance Original

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By Luis Ortiz Verified
| KHOU-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
HOUSTON — Two Houston entrepreneurs are stepping into the booming sports drink industry with hopes of taking on some of the biggest names in hydration and energy beverages. The founders behind Noolyte say their drink is designed to combine hydration, clean energy and mental focus into a single product aimed at athletes and fitness enthusiasts. “Noolyte is the new era of hydration,” co-founder Leonardo Fernandez said.
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Houston to host World Cup training camp for team making historic tournament return

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By Luis Ortiz Verified
| KHOU-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
HOUSTON — Houston is gearing up to play a unique role in the 2026 World Cup this summer, serving not just as a host city for matches but also as a base camp for one of the 48 competing nations. The Democratic Republic of Congo's national team will train at SaberCats Stadium on the city's south side, which will be officially known as the Houston Training Center during the tournament.
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