Reggie Chaney is dead at the age of 23.

Reggie Chaney, a star player on the Houston Cougars’ men’s team basketball was one of Houston Cougars most important players.

Reggie Chaney, a former college basketball player for the University of Arkansas, and University of Houston, died. The University of Houston released the news. The 23-year-old was a college basketball player. As per the Houston Chronicle, Chaney’s death was discovered by a friend of the family who found him unconscious in an apartment at Arlington, Texas. Chaney died on the spot, but the cause of his death is still unknown. 

Houston Coach Kelvin Samuels Social media users have reacted in a variety of ways to recent news. The first in his family who graduated from college. To achieve his dream to sign a contract with a professional NBA team. Sampson, who called Chaney “the ultimate teammate”, and the “identity of our Cougar basketball culture” said that Chaney was departing Monday, August 28th for Greece.

Chaney played his first college basketball games at Arkansas in 2018, and he appeared in 34 of the team’s games for 2018-19. Chaney was in every game for Arkansas the following season. Chaney had 34 blocked shots in his 63 Arkansas games. 

Chaney joined Houston for the 2020-21 year and was instrumental in helping the Cougars to the Final Four. Chaney returned to Houston the next season after battling a hand injury during the season 2021-22. He was able to become a major player in the team. Chaney played 35 games and averaged 3 points, 2.7 boards, and 0.7 steals. He was awarded the American Athletic Conference 6th man of the year for this. Houston was No. This past season, Houston was a No. 

Reggie has been the out identity guy for years. Sampson says last seasonPer 247Sports. “Reggie is our best identity guy. He makes things happen. He brings us a competitive edge, and he gives our program things we appreciate. Statistics are not important to me. I focus on those who are important to winning. Reggie may not be a good rebounder but he is a very effective blocker. The thing I appreciate most about Reggie is he doesn’t start, but Reggie’s attitude & his willingness to accept his role and still be that guy is something that I am very appreciative of.”