Myles Rowser makes debut as UH defense reshapes for Big 12 play
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 11:55 PM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026
Myles Rowser, newly eligible safety for the University of Houston, debuted in the Cougars' 27-17 comeback win over UCF, contributing on special teams. Rowser, previously an All-Big 12 player at Arizona State, is expected to take a larger role in the upcoming game against Kansas State. He received his eligibility after a lengthy legal battle, having missed the first four games of the season. His experience and physical play could significantly enhance UH’s defensive efforts as they progress through the Big 12 schedule.
- •Rowser joined UH after legal battles affecting eligibility.
- •He recorded three snaps on special teams in his first game.
- •Expectations are set for Rowser to impact in upcoming games.
- •Rowser previously achieved All-Big 12 honors while at Arizona State.
- •The Cougars face Kansas State next on Saturday.
- 11:55 PMYahoo Sports — Myles Rowser never lost hope waiting to play. Now the 'Ghost' is ready to contribute to UH's defense
"After finally gaining his eligibility, new safety Myles Rowser could help reshape UH's secondary for the rest of Big 12 play.
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