LOGAN – An historic win from the Aggies featured an almost-as-historic individual performance Saturday afternoon. As Utah State closed out the final minutes of its 88-67 victory over South Florida, which put USU at 10-0 for the first time ever in program history, Mason Falslev nearly put himself in the history books as well. He ended the night with 27 points, nine rebounds and nine assists, just shy of what would have been the fourth triple-double in USU history. Falslev first got wind of how close he was in the under four-minute timeout of the second half. At the time he had 25 points, eight assists and eight boards. “(Jaxon Smith) came up to me and he’s like, ‘Dude, you have eight and eight,’” Falslev recalled. “And I was like, ‘Really?’ I had no idea. I didn’t think I had that many rebounds.” Though the Aggies pushed their lead to 21 points in the closing minutes, head coach Jerrod Calhoun said he left Falslev in the game on purpose because he knew he was so close to the triple-double. With one minute left, Calhoun sent in most of his backups, including Jaxon Smith and Isaac Davis who hadn’t played yet