LOGAN – Looking at the result of Friday’s game, the simple conclusion would be Utah State took a step back on the gridiron with its loss to Fresno State. The Aggies had two second-half leads with a chance to ice the game with a defensive stand. They failed at that. And even after failing to stop the Bulldogs’ eventual game-winning drive, USU had a chance at its own game-winning drive that ended with an interception. And yet head coach Blake Anderson is projecting a fair amount of optimism despite the obvious disappointment in the loss. His demeanor and tone post-game and in this week’s press conference one could easily see his disappointment at the result but where that disappointment is directed is important. Friday night Anderson said his message to the team was that he was “disappointed for you, not in you.” Something that Anderson mentioned both Friday and Monday is that he’s trying to be “process-driven, not results-driven.” It’s odd to say something like that and also talk about being “1-0 every week” but for Anderson, two things were true on Friday: the Aggies improved, even if it obviously didn’t make the plays they needed to. “I do think