Utah State’s 20-point win over Colorado State on Saturday is as close as the Aggies have gotten to a complete game this season. It wasn’t all that close to a perfect game, but with so many poor starts, most resulting in losses, the fact the Aggies were able to rally quicker and eventually win by so many points, things are far more encouraging. “You saw a more seasoned group. A group that stayed together,” Anderson said. “We still had to come from behind, but it’s a good football team. I felt like it was going to be a battle. I really did. I love the fact that as the game just continued, we got tougher. We got faster. More physical than they were.” In last week’s Monday Cooldown, I put forth the argument that winning at UConn wasn’t necessarily a sign of good things to come for Utah State. The team managed to stumble its way to victory despite another horrid start and poor defense late. One of those two things was true this week and even this week’s awful start didn’t end up being nearly as catastrophic, primarily since at least one of USU’s units, its defense, performed at