Greg Rajan is a senior editor in the sports department at the Houston Chronicle. He specializes in sports media, competitive sports, and the business of sports, curating the Daily Playbook newsletter while writing extensively on individual and team sports. Greg's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Calhoun Times, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and Yahoo Sports.
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Two teams looking to shake off lopsided losses last week face off Saturday in El Paso.
By: Greg Rajan
After splitting its first two games on the road, Houston Christian welcomes Arkansas Baptist for the Huskies' home opener.
After winning its opener in blowout fashion, Rice travels to take on one of college football's powerhouses.
Two recent College Football Playoff teams meet as Texas A&M closes its nonconference schedule.
Texas and Ohio State will face off for the third time in as many seasons, and for the second straight year with both teams ranked in the top five.
By: Greg Rajan
It's not a game that was given its own national TV or streaming window, but the Houston Texans ' matchup against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday at Reliant Stadium may have one of the most compelling subplots of any Week 1 game.
By: Matt Young, Reid Laymance, Jonathan M. Alexander, Peter Warren Houston, Greg Rajan
The Houston Texans got good news and bad news Friday ahead of their season opener against the Buffalo Bills.
By: Greg Rajan
ESPN's top college football voice discusses his hectic travel week between two sports, a disturbing trend with non-conference football schedules and sizes up Texas vs. Ohio State.
By: Matt Young, Greg Rajan, Jonathan M. Alexander
Arguably the most anticipated season in Houston Texans history — their 25th — is about to kick off. The Texans host the Buffalo Bills in a high-profile opener at noon Sunday.
By: Greg Rajan
Each week, we take a closer look at arguably the biggest play from the Houston Texans ' game. Here's what we viewed as the turning point from Sunday's 36-31 loss to the Buffalo Bills at Reliant Stadium.
