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LOGAN, Utah – Utah State women’s basketball (5-6, 0-1 MW) lost, 65-52, to Air Force (7-6, 1-1 MW) inside the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum on Friday. The Aggies jumped out to an early 15-7 lead, but an 8-0 Falcon run would tie things up at 15-15 with 50 seconds to go in the first quarter. A layup by sophomore guard Olivia Wikstrom gave USU its last lead of the game at 19-17 with 9:13 to go in the second period. The Falcons closed out the stanza with a 20-6 run to lead 37-25 at the half. Air Force maintained the double-figure lead for the remainder of the game for the 65-52 win. Junior guard Shyla Latone led the Aggies with 12 points, while senior guard/forward E’Lease Stafford and graduate forward Laci Hawthorne each scored 10. Utah State finished the day shooting 38.0 percent (19-of-50) from the floor, 33.3 percent (3-of-9) behind the arc and 73.3 percent (11-of-15) at the free throw line. Air Force shot 41.5 percent (27-of-65) from the field, 22.2 percent (4-of-18) from behind the 3-point line and 77.8 percent (7-of-9) at the free throw line. USU next takes on Nevada (9-4, 1-0 MW) in Reno on Monday,
FILE – Utah players remove their helmets and point skyward to honor Ty Jordan and Aaron Lowe during the second half of an NCAA college football game against UCLA Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021, in Salt Lake City. University of Utah retired the number 22 in honor of the deaths of Jordan and Lowe. At some point near the start of the fourth quarter of the 108th Rose Bowl on Saturday, the football fans in Arroyo Seco will rise together in memory of Ty Jordan and Aaron Lowe. Instead of joining in a moment of silence, Utah and Ohio State fans alike will cheer, stomp, clap and scream their hearts out. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File) PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — At some point while the sun sets near the start of the fourth quarter of the 108th Rose Bowl on Saturday, the football fans in Arroyo Seco will rise together in memory of Ty Jordan and Aaron Lowe. Instead of joining in a moment of silence, Utah and Ohio State fans alike will cheer, stomp, clap and scream their hearts out. This Moment of Loudness, as the Utes call it, is the vehicle for catharsis chosen by this resilient football team to
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PRESTON – Mountain Crest went on a 16-5 run to cut Preston’s lead to four with seven minutes to go, but could not get it within a possession. The Mustangs had several opportunities, but could not find the clutch bucket to tie up the game. With six minutes left Preston pushed the lead to six and then stole the inbound and was fouled to push it back to eight and hit free throws to ice the game 57-49. Preston won without their top player, Brecker Knapp (17.7 ppg), who twisted his ankle early in the first and sat the rest of the game. Preston led the whole way, aided by a 19-7 first quarter. The Mustangs had a chance to cut the lead to six before half, but Hunter Pugmire missed two free throws and a three after a rebound before Drew Jones banked in an off balance three to go up 11 at half. The Mustangs couldn’t find the big buckets to get the game tied. Coming into the game the Indians got 50 of their 57 points per game from their starting lineup and, without Knapp, seven Indians scored. Jones was the leading scorer with 15, including 7-8
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