Josh Carlton and Fabian White Jr to participate in 2022 Portsmouth Invitational Tournament

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POSTED: April 12, 2022 -- 5:32 p.m. CT

Beginning this Thursday, April 14, Houston Cougars big men Fabian White Jr. and Josh Carlton will compete in the 2022 Portsmouth Invitational Tournament.

As two of the nation's Top 64 college basketball players, White and Carlton will compete in a four-day, 12-game tournament in front of representatives from every NBA team. The event will be held at Churchland High School.

White and Carlton are two of the latest Cougars to compete at the Portsmouth Invitational. Guard Rob Gray (2018), guard Damyean Dotson (2017) and guard Andre Owens (2005) are three of the more recent invitees.

The Portsmouth Invitational Tournament is partnering with PrepSpin for live streaming of the tournament.

One-day passes are available for $12, while a tournament pass for all four days, can be purchased for $40. Fans can purchase streaming passes by clicking here.

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White will play for the Mike Duman Auto Sales team, with his first game scheduled for 8 p.m. (CDT) against the Portsmouth Partnership team. His second game at the Portsmouth Invitational will come Friday at a time based on Thursday's result.

White will compete on the Mike Duman Auto Sales Team with Nick Muszynski (Belmont), Isaiah Whaley (UConn), Stanley Umide (Arkansas), Jeenathan Williams (Buffalo), Alex Morales (Wagner), Jamaree Bouyea (San Francisco) and Alex Barcello (BYU).

Carlton will play for the Sales Systems, Ltd., team with its first game scheduled against Portsmouth Sports Club at 6 p.m. (CDT) Thursday. His second game at the Portsmouth Invitational will come Friday at a time based on Thursday's result.

Carlton will compete on the Sales System, Ltd. Team with Gaige Prim (Mississippi State), Justin Bean (Utah State), Cole Swider (Syracuse), Michael Devoe (Georgia Tech), Ryan Terrell (Yeshiva), Alonzo Verge Jr. (Nebraska) and Michael Flowers (Washington State).

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