Josh Uduje and Darius Brown II With under a minute to play in the first half of Utah State’s road contest with Wyoming, the Aggies trailed by five points, 41-36, to the home-team Cowboys in part due to some rather poor defense. The most recent example at that point having been a dunk by Wyoming’s freshman forward Cam Manyawu after he faked fellow freshman Karson Templin with a fake screen then cutting to the basket and getting a hammer dunk. “We knew that what we was doing in the first half was not ourselves,” USU guard Josh Uduje said. “Coach always talks about being the aggressor, and honestly Wyoming in the first half was the aggressors.” That USU was down by five at that moment in time was actually a small miracle as that deficit was half of what it’d been just a few minutes early when the Aggies trailed 35-25. But six seconds after Manyawu’s dunk brought the Wyoming fans to their feet, Darius Brown pulled up from 28 feet and drilled a long triple, bringing the Aggies within two points just minutes after they’d faced a double-digit hole. That three capped a 15-point first half in which Brown,