SAN DIEGO — It’s been a rare pleasure for Utah State coaches to sit behind a microphone for a third time during the NCAA Tournament. Jerrod Calhoun arrived early to his Saturday-afternoon presser, briefly chatting with the attendees before heading up to officially begin the day’s festivities. The questions ranged from his coffee intake and his playing days at Cleveland State, Utah State’s increased NIL budget, the plight of mid-majors in the NCAA Tournament, and (obviously) Utah State’s meeting with one-seeded Arizona on Sunday. Here’s what Calhoun, and his players, had to say on a variety of topics. How the Aggies match up with Arizona You can find a more in-depth look at the story of Utah State taking on Arizona on this site, but here’s the short version with what Calhoun had to say. The Wildcats are one of the best teams in the country and Calhoun gave them their due credit for that. “They’ve got a lot of talent. They’ve got at least two to four NBA guys. They’ve got size at every position,” USU head coach Jerrod Calhoun said. “I would say the only other team right now in today’s college basketball is University of Michigan that looks anything