Heartbreaking, Gut-wrenching, heartrending, harrowing, excruciating. Along with all being synonyms of each other according to Merriam-Webster, each share the quality of being able to describe Utah State’s loss to UNLV on Saturday. The Aggies twice lined up for walk-off field goal attempts, only to have one pushed wide right and the other pulled wide left. Safe to say, Tanner Rinker probably didn’t get much quality sleep each of the last two nights. And let’s get the elephant in the room out of the way quickly. Rinker’s troubles were headline-worthy. It’s the kind of thing that degenerates will send hate-filled DMs to a kid over. It also evoked memories of Dominik Eberle’s performance in the 2017 Arizona Bowl against New Mexico State. The man who would go on to set virtually every Aggie kicking record and have a brief NFL career went 2-for-6 on his kicks in what was also an overtime loss for Utah State. But while the missed field goals were the most visible and talked about, there are plenty of other ways in which the Aggies lost that game aside from missed kicks. On USU’s first offensive play of overtime, Bryson Barnes and Braden Pegan were out of