Rylan Jones. Photo by Tina Lerohl LOGAN – This is the first of what will be a three-part series previewing the position groups for Utah State men’s basketball. The other two articles will preview the wings and big-men of the team. Trying to differentiate between what is a “guard” and a “wing” gets dubious and arbitrary real quickly, so the working definition will be those listed as guards and who are 6-foot-3 or under. Basically, those who will always play either the traditional point guard or shooting guard positions and will never play small forward. Those who will play shooting guard but might also be small forwards in some lineups will be previewed among the wings (this also helps even out the number of players in each preview). Rylan Jones (6-0, Sr.) 2021-22 Averages: 27.0 minutes (31 games, 22 starts) | 6.5 points | 2.6 rebounds | 4.5 assists | 1.2 steals | 0.0 blocks 2021-22 Shooting Splits: 43.5 FG% | 30.5 3PT% | 88.5 FT% Jones started his tenure with Utah State (after transferring from Utah) scorching-hot. He averaged 14.5 points through his first four games while shooting 51.4 percent overall and 47.1 percent from three. All that calmed