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Chris Cenac Jr. is a freshman forward who has been a key part of Houston's rotation, averaging 9.5 points in 28 games. He dominates the glass with 7.8 rebounds per game. He takes care of the ball with just 1.0 turnovers per game. He has started all 28 games for a Houston squad ranked 8th in the NET.
Chris Cenac Jr. came to Houston as the highest-ranked recruit in the program's modern era. The 6-10 center with a 7-3 wingspan grew up in New Orleans and attended Isidore Newman School, where he helped the Greenies win three consecutive Division III select state championships. He was named Most Outstanding Player of the state tournament after scoring 19 points with eight assists, four rebounds, and three blocks in the title game as a junior. Cenac transferred to Link Academy in Missouri for his senior prep season to compete against national-level competition. He had a breakout spring on the Puma Pro16 circuit and dominated at the USA Basketball U17 minicamp and NBPA Top 100 camp, making the U.S. U17 national team and helping lead the squad to a gold medal at the FIBA U17 World Cup. A five-star recruit ranked as the No. 1 center in the 2025 class, Cenac chose Houston over LSU, Auburn, Arkansas, Baylor, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
Career history
Chris Cenac Jr. came to Houston as the highest-ranked recruit in the program's modern era. The 6-10 center with a 7-3 wingspan grew up in New Orleans and attended Isidore Newman School, where he helped the Greenies win three consecutive Division III select state championships. He was named Most Outstanding Player of the state tournament after scoring 19 points with eight assists, four rebounds, and three blocks in the title game as a junior. Cenac transferred to Link Academy in Missouri for his senior prep season to compete against national-level competition. He had a breakout spring on the Puma Pro16 circuit and dominated at the USA Basketball U17 minicamp and NBPA Top 100 camp, making the U.S. U17 national team and helping lead the squad to a gold medal at the FIBA U17 World Cup. A five-star recruit ranked as the No. 1 center in the 2025 class, Cenac chose Houston over LSU, Auburn, Arkansas, Baylor, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
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