Utah State addressed key needs with talented, well-rounded early signing class
The Utah State Aggies signed high school and junior college prospects, to go along with FBS transfer as the early signing period opened Wednesday.
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The Utah State Aggies signed high school and junior college prospects, to go along with FBS transfer as the early signing period opened Wednesday.
Win that game and the Aggies will improve to 6-6 this season, a good enough record to earn USU a bowl berth, the 11th in 13 seasons for the Utah State program. The Aggies want to earn that bowl berth. For Utah State head coach Blake Anderson, it is more than that, though.
The Utah State Aggies defeated the Colorado State Rams 44-24 Saturday night, rallying from a 17-0 deficit for the second consecutive game. The Aggies scored 37 unanswered points at one point, erupting for 600-plus yards on offense.
Only a couple of weeks ago, the Utah State Aggies appeared to be in trouble. Plus, the Aggies appeared to be on the outs as far as the Mountain West Conference race went due to their loss to the Falcons. Utah State was competitive in its loses, to be sure, but the Aggies’ first quarter struggles just looked like too much to overcome going forward.
If we include Anthony Switzer as a safety (we will get to that in a minute), four of the top six leaders in tackling for Utah State are safeties.