LOGAN – Utah State claimed victory on the gridiron for the first time in 42 days on Saturday with its defeat of Air Force. The Aggies finally overcame shortcomings, eliminated mistakes, and played winning football when winning mattered most. Aside from the story of victory, these are a few notes and trends from Saturday’s contest. Legas great all-around It’d be hard to say at this point that the insertion of Cooper Legas into the starting quarterback spot and Utah State’s offensive renaissance is completely coincidental. The offense has gone from a sputtering, turnover-laden mess to a solidly efficient unit. You can’t pin all of this recent success on Legas, given that the Bonner-led offense began the resurgence in yards production against UNLV (419 yards in that game, which is more than the 414 USU gained in the win over Air Force). But Legas hasn’t been a bystander in all of this. He’s helped drive the improvements that led Utah State to break the losing skid. In two starts Legas has completed 68.5 percent of his passes and tallied 531 total yards (403 passing, 128 rushing) and six total touchdowns (four passing, two rushing). Bonner, in his post-injury state, completed only