LOGAN — In the second half of Friday’s homecoming game for Utah State against UNLV, the Aggies outscored the visitors 27-9, drawing significant praise from head coach Nate Dreiling for the effort and execution in that half. The only problem with that is USU went into halftime down 41-7, making the better second half meaningless when it came to the final results as UNLV walked off the field with a 50-34 victory. It was a first-half performance so bad and, according to interim head coach Nate Dreiling, so far from who the Aggies believe they are that he had to make a bit of an ultimatum. “Halftime speech was simple,” Dreiling said. “It was they either need to go and execute, be a smart football team and have discipline, or don’t go back on the field. I said, I’m simply tired of it. We are so much better than what we’re playing. We do silly things to stop ourselves on offense, stupid turnovers, unsportsmanlike conducts, defense. We just don’t get lined up because we’re not focused and that’s what it looks like.” But as well as USU played in the second and as close as they tried to make it, the