LOGAN — Utah State added some flavor to its usual serving of early deficits and later rallies. This time the Aggies went down by three scores faster than it has in any game this season, but then rallied quicker than it has in any other game. USU went down 17-0 but scored 37 unanswered points across the second, third and fourth quarters, leading to a 44-24 win on homecoming night. The Game Flow Struggles on special teams were the vehicle for early struggles in this game. The Aggies’ defense held the Rams to a three-and-out on the first drive, but the punt bounced off Xavion Steele and Colorado State recovered the muffed punt. That led to a field goal for the first points of the game. Utah State’s first offensive possession also ended with a three-and-out, but the punt still went Colorado State’s way. Tory Horton, a preseason All-Mountain West punt returner (in addition to his distinctions as a wide receiver) returned Stephen Kotsanlee’s 49-yard punt 79 yards the other way for a touchdown. The problems then shifted to the USU offense. It one-upped the three-play drive to open the game with a two-play drive, ending with Cooper Legas throwing