LOGAN — Utah State football head coach Blake Anderson and his legal representatives have filed a 70-page response to USU’s notification that it intends to terminate Anderson for cause. The filing of this response was publicly stated by Tom Mars, the attorney representing Anderson in this case. “On behalf of Head Football Coach Blake Anderson, we submitted a 70-page response to USU’s termination notice to the Athletics Director earlier today,” Mars said on X, formerly known as Twitter. “As a courtesy to the university, we won’t be commenting or releasing the response while Coach Anderson is still employed by USU.” On behalf of Head Football Coach Blake Anderson, we submitted a 70-page response to USU’s termination notice to the Athletics Director earlier today. As a courtesy to the university, we won’t be commenting or releasing the response while Coach Anderson is still employed by USU. https://t.co/RRC7Ie3f4V — Tom Mars (@TomMarsLaw) July 16, 2024 On July 2, Utah State released a statement announcing it had informed Anderson of its intent to terminate his contract due to “noncompliance with university policies that implement Title IX, which require full and timely reporting of disclosures of sexual misconduct — including domestic violence — and prohibit