Week 1 in college football (or any sport, really) is where overreactions are in their prime. Now, a whole, grand, long-spanning seven days later we have the full and glorious truth about what’s going on with Utah State football. Jokes aside, now that Week 2 is in the books it’s time to look at what we know about the Aggies as the sample size of on-field evidence has grown. When asked his thoughts on this very topic, USU head coach Bronco Mendenhall the trends with his team are “still developing.” “I would say personnel and roles are becoming defined. Team identities, by side of the ball, [are] becoming clearer,” Mendenhall said. “A lot of that has to do with the opponent you’re playing. Especially the contrast from a spread personnel team in Week 1 to a lot of 12 personnel at Texas A&M in Week 2 and a different caliber opponent. And so you start to see the beginnings of what an identity would be. Still not enough time in terms of trends. Yeah, we’ve seen protection being a challenge so far in terms of protecting our quarterback. But I also see productivity and creativity and a lot of possibilities