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1:20Houston Will Debut 5-Star C Chris Cenac Jr. Tonight
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8:56Winding Down The College Basketball Season
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1:59Race For the Fourth 1-Seed In CBB
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0:49Have Elite Teams Figured Out Houston?
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1:48Kansas Picks Up Resume Building Win vs. Houston
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1:46Bill Self Sounds Off After Taking Down No. 5 Houston
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1:10Darryn Peterson, No. 14 Kansas take down Kingston Flemings, No. 5 Houston
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1:47Kansas Upsets Houston In Allen Fieldhouse
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3:03NCAAM Highlights: No. 5 Houston at No. 14 Kansas (2/23)
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1:47Self Vs Sampson: Hall Of Fame Coaching Chess Match
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0:55Houston faces Kansas tonight with major Big 12 implications at stake
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8:59Major Tournament Implications In Tonight's College Basketball Slate
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10:43Big 12 Chaos
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1:04Houston Stays In Top 5 of AP Poll Despite Back-To-Back Losses
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0:47Big 12 Chaos: Houston Drops Back-To-Back Big Games
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1:11Houston And Kansas Could Use A Win
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0:31Is Houston's Upcoming Game vs Kansas Now a Must-Win?
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0:30Does Arizona Have What It Takes to Make a Deep Run In the NCAA Tournament?
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0:25Houston's Turnovers Become the Story of the Game vs Arizona
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0:53Iowa State Edges Out Houston For Final 1 Seed
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Draft Scouting Report
Pro Comparison: Kel'el Ware
Summary
Cenac had been a widely known high school prospect since he was an underclassman, but started to make a major jump in the summer before his senior season. His rare overlap of size, length, athleticism and budding skill provides him with all the necessary tools to be a versatile two-way big man, but there is still a gap between his potential and his production. The expectation and hope is that a year under Kelvin Sampson at Houston can improve both his approach to the game and overall reliability.
About
- Consensus top ten prospect in the national Class of 2025.
- Led Link Academy to the EYBL Scholastic Tournament Championship as a senior.
- MVP of the 20244 NBA Player’s Association Top 100 Camp.
Strengths
- Long (7-4-plus wingspan) and athletic, particularly for his size. Gets off his feet with ease as a leaper and fluid mover.
- Developing offensive skill-set that extends to the arc to match his ability to be a lob threat and emphatic dunker at the rim.
- Similarly versatile defensive tools with his potential to protect the rim and move his feet on the perimeter.
Weaknesses
- His potential exceeds his production, particularly when it comes to his overall consistency.
- Can be inefficient offensively, settling for low-percentage shots and suspect decisions with the ball.
- Overall feel for the game and the consistency of his motor are both somewhat uncertain.
2025 Stats
| STATS | MPG | PPG | FG% | RPG | APG |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Season | 25.2 | 9.5 | 48.5 | 7.8 | 0.9 |
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-11, 240 lbs |
| Birthplace: New Orleans, LA |
| Class: Freshman |

















