Chendall Weaver, a graduate guard, has signed with the University of Houston's Men鈥檚 Basketball program for the 2026-27 season. Weaver, who previously played for Texas and UT Arlington, brings significant experience with 122 games under his belt. The 6-foot-3 player averaged over 11 points per game in his last season and is just 159 points shy of a 1,000-career point milestone. Head Coach Kelvin Sampson praised Weaver for his talent, character, and competitiveness, emphasizing his fit within the team's culture.

By the Numbers
  • Weaver has played in 122 collegiate games with a shooting percentage above 46%.
  • He averaged 9.5 points and 4.6 rebounds per game during his freshman year at UT Arlington.
State of Play
  • Weaver spent three seasons at Texas after starting at UT Arlington.
  • He recorded his first double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds in the NCAA Tournament First Four in March 2026.
What's Next

Weaver will join the Cougars as they aim to build on previous successes, with expectations for him to contribute immediately during the upcoming season. His experience and skills will be pivotal as the program seeks further achievements in competitive play.

Bottom Line

Weaver鈥檚 signing enhances the Cougars' roster and aligns with Coach Sampson's commitment to cultivating players who contribute positively on and off the court. His competitive nature and past accolades indicate he could play a crucial role in elevating the team鈥檚 performance.