NCAA coach wants to help struggling players' families. (AP)

'Can I sleep on my son's floor, in his [hotel] room?'

Houston coach Kelvin Sampson doesn't think it's right that some players' families can't afford to see their sons play in the NCAA tournament.   'Can I sleep on my son’s floor, in his room?' »

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