With a trophy from the Cayman Islands Classic now safely sitting in head coach Danny Sprinkle’s office, the Utah State men’s basketball team will look to add another achievement to this young season: a true road win. While the three wins over Marshall, Akron and Stephen F. Austin were away from the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum, all three opponents faced the same adversity in terms of venue. USU’s trip to Saint Louis will give the Aggies a chance to win a game on their opponent’s home court for the first time this season. How to watch Tip-off: 6 p.m. MT on Tuesday, Nov. 28 Location: Chaifetz Arena (St. Louis, MO) KVNU Aggie GameDay with Al Lewis: 5 p.m.  KVNU Aggie Call with Al Lewis: Immediately after Coach Sprinkle’s post-game comments TV Broadcast: ESPN+ Radio Broadcast: KVNU (102.1 FM, 610 AM) in Logan; KVNU (98.3) in Tremonton; KVNU (93.5) in Garden City; KZNS (97.5 FM, 1280 AM) in Salt Lake City; KRPX (102.7 FM) in Green River, Utah; KRPX (100.3 FM) in Moab; KRPX (95.9 FM) in Orangeville; KRPX (95.3 FM) in

Utah State men’s basketball team. Photo by Tristan Hartfiel With 12:39 left in Utah State’s matchup with Saint Louis the Aggies looked to be in perfect shape to cruise to their first road win of the season. A layup from forward Great Osobor put USU up 20 points, 60-40. But Saint Louis wouldn’t go away quietly, eventually whittling down that Aggie lead to just three points. But, thankfully for USU, the Billikens ran out of time and the visiting Aggies escaped with an 81-76 road victory. Utah State had its big lead thanks to some dominant play from its two starting bigs, Osobor and Isaac Johnson. Osobor was his fairly typical dominant self. He led the Aggies with 24 points and 13 rebounds (his fourth straight double-double of the year Johnson, though a starter in all seven of the Aggies’ games, has not been a featured part of the rotation, averaging just 12 minutes and 6.2 points per night. But he exploded for 14 first-half points, finishing with 16, good for his career high and second-most from any USU player on the night. “It felt pretty amazing,” Johnson said of his performance. “Having to kind of sacrifice a year last