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LOGAN — At halftime of Tuesday’s Mountain West matchup in the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum, the 20th ranked Utah State Aggies led Wyoming, a team 191st in the NET, by a score of 35-33. Not exactly the margin expected for the Aggies, who entered as roughly 15-point favorites in their own building. The reasons behind the struggles weren’t exactly a mystery to the players. They knew why they weren’t dominating and they vowed to change that. “Before the coaches even came in, we knew what we needed to do,” USU graduate guard Darius Brown said. “It was nothing to be said. It was just like, fix it. Come out, make your stamp on this game.” Utah State would indeed “fix it,” starting from the first minute of the second half. The Aggies got seven straight stops and went on an 11-0 run. The double-digit lead established by that run never went away as Utah State built off that burst to eventually win by 24 points, 83-59. The first-half woes were largely on offense, as the Aggies went cold on jump shots. As a team they made just 3 of 16 attempts that weren’t layups or dunks. That allowed Wyoming to