LOGAN — Just prior to the under-four minute media timeout in the second half, Danny Sprinkle called timeout. His Aggies were on the brink of blowing a 10-point lead to visiting San Diego State in a crucial battle for first place in the conference. The score still showed a lead for Utah State, though, 59-58. So, the message was all about keeping its composure. “It was really just stay calm. Stay calm,” USU guard Darius Brown said of the emphasis of that timeout. “We have the lead still. We’re right where we want to be. We’re at home, up one, four minutes.” The Aztecs were on a 7-0 run that allowed them to cut the lead down. Utah State hadn’t been keeping its composure, committing turnovers and missing scoring opportunities. But when plays needed to be made, the Aggies made plays. Isaac Johnson started things off by grabbing two offensive rebounds on one play, the first on a missed 3-pointer and then after a miss on his own putback. It was a small play on the stat sheet but a massive play for momentum that both Darius Brown and Sprinkle brought up unbidden postgame. He finished the play by laying