LOGAN — Utah State flexed its muscles on Saturday, leaving no doubt as to who the better team by crushing Idaho State 78-28 in the Aggies’ hope opener. The beating was thorough enough that backups were already entering the game at the start of the 3rd quarter. The Game Flow Utah State rushed out to an early lead, quite literally as Robert Briggs scored on USU’s second play from scrimmage, making a 58-yard house call. But Idaho State responded well with a seven-play, 75-yard touchdown drive to even the game at 7-7. And for the rest of the first quarter that’s where the score stood. Utah State punted on its second drive after 10 plays and the Bengals likewise punted after nine plays. After ISU’s punt on its second drive the Aggies began an explosion of offense and points. They scored on seven straight drives (six touchdowns and one field goal) which included 44 points in the second quarter alone. Idaho State managed only one touchdown in that same span. At halftime, the Aggies led 51-14. As the third quarter wore on, backups began trickling in for the Aggies on offense and defense. Cooper Legas was one of the first