Utah State head men’s basketball coach Ryan Odom. Photo by Lorene Hale. SAN DIEGO – With under 15 seconds to go in a tied ballgame at 89 apiece in San Diego, Utah State guard Steven Ashworth brought the ball up the court. Initially isolated against San Diego’s Sigu Sisoho Jawara on the right side, Ashworth reversed course and went around a Dan Akin screen. Jawara went under the screen so Ashworth stopped, popped, and nailed a 20-foot two-point shot to put Utah State up 91-89 with four seconds to play. Ashworth didn’t have time to celebrate what would eventually become the game-winner as the Aggies had to defend a final desperation shot from San Diego. Jawara took the ball right down the court and Ashworth had to get back and contest Jawara’s 3-point attempt. The ball rattled out and Utah State was finally able to breath a sigh of relief. That Ashworth was even available to play was a minor miracle for the Aggies. Late in USU’s previous game, the senior guard rolled his ankle on a closeout and couldn’t put weight on that ankle. Fortunately, the injury wasn’t nearly as bad as it appeared and Ashworth was able to