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LOGAN, Utah – Utah State head men’s basketball coach Jerrod Calhoun announced the team’s 2025 signing class on Friday, a class which ranks 17th nationally according to 247Sports. This is the highest-rated class in program history, as well as the best in the Mountain West this year. It also includes three of the top 10 highest-rated signees in program history. “Our staff and I are extremely excited to welcome six talented high school players into our storied program,” Calhoun said. “When we arrived in Logan, we set out to recruit student-athletes that exemplify what Utah State basketball is, and we feel like these six young men will help carry on our great tradition. They are all battle tested with winning pedigrees, coming from successful high school and grassroots programs.” The six-player class of incoming freshmen includes guard Jax Allen (Orem, Utah / Orem HS), guard Brayden Boe (Beaverton, Oregon / Dream City Christian), wing Adlan Elamin (Arlington, Virginia / St. Paul VI Catholic HS), forward David Iweze (Roanoke, Texas / iSchool Entrepreneurial Academy), guard Elijah Perryman (San Francisco, California / Clayton Valley Charter HS) and wing Kingston Tosi (Anchorage, Alaska / Millennium HS). Jax Allen – Guard – Orem, Utah – Orem HS Allen is
LOGAN – Despite a set of historic accomplishments this season, including hosting an NCAA Tournament game for the first time in program history, the Utah State soccer team didn’t make it any further than the previous three Aggie teams to advance this far. The higher-seeded USU squad lost a penalty shootout to Washington 3-1 after a scoreless 110 minutes of regulation and overtime. One could argue the Aggies outplayed the Huskies for much of the game, especially late in regulation and in overtime. They outshot the visitors 15-12 and 8-3 in shots on goal. Utah State produced numerous chances during the run of play. But when it came down to finishing those chances, the final perfect touch just wasn’t there. Several shots skimmed the crossbar, or were tipped over by Washington’s goalkeepers. The second half featured far more of those opportunities. Utah State had just one shot on goal in the first half, the remaining seven came in the second half and overtime. “We looked at a couple matchups,” USU head coach Manny Martins said of what adjustments he made at halftime. “One was isolating Kate with a right back. It started to create a little bit more for us, but
The Sky View Bobcats vs Crimson Cliffs Mustangs broadcast is scheduled to begin at approximately 5:45 p.m. Sky View competes against Crimson Cliffs in Salt Lake City for High School Football Playoffs Friday’s broadcast is brought to you with LIVE commentary from “Hurricane” John Newbold and Rex Davis on 106.9 FM / 1390 AM The FAN and streamed online here. Due to rights owned by KSL Sports, we cannot provide video of the broadcast. For galleries or videos of previous Sky View games, click here. Source link
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