Utah State’s win over Nevada was exactly what was needed and pretty much exactly what was expected of the Aggies. They went into the game as 14.5-point favorites and exited with a 17-point win. It wasn’t a perfect victory, Anderson stated after the game that if “we could eliminate the penalties we’d score a couple more touchdowns,” potentially reaching even greater heights. Utah State committed 13 penalties for a loss of 125 yards, that yardage not including the 68 yards and six points lost on just one of those penalties that occurred on a Micah Davis house call on a punt return. Anderson said he didn’t want to overreact to the penalties. The number of penalties didn’t exactly bring him joy, but there didn’t seem to be a ton to be extremely worried about. “Don’t want to overreact too much considering that we both had a lot (of penalties) and there were a lot of flags thrown inside the box. Just seemed to be one of those games,” Anderson said. “Watching on tape, some of them were legitimate. A handful of them were pretty quick flags. I think that’s one of those that kind of comes week-by-week with the personality