Utah State coach Blake Anderson speaks to players during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Washington State, Saturday, Sept. 4, 2021, in Pullman, Wash. (AP Photo/Young Kwak) LOGAN—Blake Anderson made a statement in his first game as the head football coach for Utah State. He went into Pac-12 country and came away with a win, surpassing many of the most optimistic expectations of those who watched Aggie football limp to a 1-5 record a season ago. Now, Anderson gets a chance to show what his team can do in front of the home crowd this Friday night. The Fighting Hawks come into Logan with a 1-0 record after beating Idaho State 35-14 using a balanced offensive attack. Junior running back Otis Weah averaged more than five yards per carry, accounting for 114 of North Dakota’s 204 rushing yards in the game. Quarterback Tommy Schuster completed 14-of-18 passes for 183 yards and a touchdown, with zero interceptions. This game in Logan is certainly one North Dakota has circled on its calendar. It is the only game against an FBS school and a chance to make a statement—prove themselves against the bigger programs. If North Dakota were to