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Tier list of the toughest games on Utah State’s football schedule | Sports

Utah State’s 2025 football season features a good mix of games projected to be tough and those expected to be far easier. So which games are which? That’s what we’ll be examining today, going through all 12 games on the schedule and ranking them 1-12 on how hard each will be and going a bit further by dividing them into tiers to group similarly-tough games together. In aiding the creation of this ranking, I took four different 1-136 FBS rankings — ESPN’s Football Power Index (FPI), Bill Connelly’s SP+, Phil Steele’s preview magazine and the Kelley Ford (KFord) rankings — to create an average preseason ranking for each team. This forms the backbone of the ranking, but whether the game is played at home or on the road factored into the rankings and ensures this isn’t just a pure numbers-based thing. Let’s start from the easiest and work our way to the toughest. Win-or-be-embarrassed games These are all home games against teams ranked really low (and also the one FCS game on the schedule). Losing one of these would be quite the frustration. 12. Week 4 vs McNeese Average Preseason Rankings — N/A All-Time Series — First-ever Meeting Last year,

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Two more Utah State men’s basketball opponents being reported | Sports

Reports from two different sources have indicated that Utah State will face Illinois State and VCU in the 2025-26 men’s basketball season. Rocco Miller reported the Illinois State matchup scheduled to be played in the Delta Center with Brian Phillips reporting that a game in Dallas on Nov. 7 against VCU is nearing finalization. Illinois State went 22-14 last season, its first 20-win season since the Redbirds’ 2016-17 campaign, and finished fifth in the Missouri Valley Conference standings. Head coach Ryan Pedon is entering his fourth season, having taken over a program that had sunk to barely (or sometimes not) winning 10 games in a season and turning it around into a borderline MVC contender. VCU is coming off a season in which it won the A-10 regular season and conference tournament titles, led by former Utah State head coach Ryan Odom and former Aggie guard Max Shulga. However, neither Odom or Shulga is with the team. Shulga graduated following last season and Odom took the head coaching job at Virginia back in March. Utah State’s non-conference schedule is slowly coming together via unofficial reports, with as many seven games known prior to an eventual full schedule release by the Aggies.

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