A good deal of positive momentum gained from a 20-point victory over Colorado State and a narrow defeat at the hands of Fresno State, a team receiving votes in the Ap Top 25 Poll, was lost in Utah State’s 42-21 loss at San Jose State. Hopes of a bowl game were as high as they’d been all year with even the possibility that the Aggies could do something special. Now, the only real goal for the season is a bowl game. Of course, just getting a win to end this new two-game losing streak would be a good thing rather than looking forward to December and trying to predict what bowl the Aggies would look best in. It’s unlikely Utah State goes winless the rest of the way, what with games against Nevada and New Mexico left on the schedule (and San Diego State and Boise State looking quite beatable this year), but the Aggies need to win three games in four tries. To do that, they’ve got to make improvements in two key areas: win in the trenches, and getting the defense off the field on third down. No matter your opinion on whether McCae Hillstead should have started