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LOGAN – Missed chances doomed a chance at program history for Utah State. A vulnerable No. 12 Utah team came to USU’s home turf and left with a 38-21 victory to preserve the Utes’ playoff hopes and crush the Aggies’ dreams of an upset. Utah State has never defeated a team ranked in the top 15 of the AP Top 25 poll, though that fact didn’t keep the Aggies from building an early lead. Big pass plays set up two touchdowns in the late first quarter and early second, combined with (mostly) shut-down defense led to a 14-3 advantage to USU in the opening minute of the second quarter. A week after allowing USC to score on nearly ever drive, Utah State shut down the Utes’ first two drives of the game and allowing just 19 yards in 11 total plays (excluding a 15-yard pass interference that temporarily extended one of the drives). It was clear Utah was missing the presence of star quarterback Cam Rising, who sat out after injuring his throwing hand against Baylor last week. His replacement, true freshman Isaac Wilson, couldn’t get things going as he completed two of his first four passes for just three net
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Here are the results of the football games from Friday, Sept. 13. Links to the replays of each available broadcast are included in the capsules for each game. Sept. 12, 2024 Roy 37, Box Elder 10 To see a photo gallery of the game, go here. Sept. 13, 2024 Sky View 31, Mountain Crest 28 To watch a replay of the game, go here. Ridgeline 39, Green Canyon 21 To watch a replay of the game, go here. Bear River 27, Burley 22 To watch to a replay of the game, go here. West Field 27, Logan 14 To watch a replay of the game, go here. Ogden 42, Preston 20 West Side 30, Marsh Valley 20 Malad vs American Falls Snake River 41, Bear Lake 8 North Sevier 21, Rich 20 Region 11 Standings School Overall Region Ridgeline 5-0 1-0 Green Canyon 4-1 1-1 Sky View 3-2 2-0 Mountain Crest 2-3 1-1 Logan 2-3 0-2 West Field 1-4 1-1 Bear River 1-4 0-1 Source link
Can’t say the Pac-12 is making a comeback because it never really went away. The Conference of Champions was certainly in critical condition, but Oregon State and Washington State stood fast after the league collapsed in 2023 and vowed to keep it alive if a power conference invite didn’t come. Now, the Beavers and Cougars will be joined by Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State and San Diego State in a reimagined Pac-12 in 2026. The latest realignment aftershock makes it four straight years where the 10 major Division I football conferences have been shaken up. Of course, more moves will now follow. The Pac-12 is still two schools short of what it needs to be a recognized conference by the NCAA in two years and the Mountain West is facing a future without four of its most valuable members, so shopping for replacements could be the next step. Why these schools? Football is the easiest answer. Boise State, Fresno State and San Diego State have not only been three of the best programs in the Mountain West (nine conference championships combined since 2013) but three of the most consistent winners in the country outside those in power conferences. Colorado
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The Sky View Bobcats vs Mountain Crest Mustangs broadcast is scheduled to begin at approximately 6:45 p.m. Sky View hosts Mountain Crest for Region 11 High School Football Friday’s broadcast is brought to you with LIVE commentary from “Hurricane” John Newbold and Rex Davis on 106.9 FM / 1390 AM The FAN, 107.7 FM and streamed online here. For galleries or videos of previous Sky View games, click here. For galleries or videos of previous Mountain Crest games, click here. Source link
LOGAN — For the first time since 2015, Utah State and the University of Utah will meet on a football field. A lot has changed for both programs since the last time this series was a regular thing. The Aggies have established themselves as a solid Mountain West team and the Utes have gone from a team struggling to fit into the Pac-12 to a legitimate College Football Playoff candidate in the Big 12. Game Info: Kickoff: 2:30 p.m. (Mountain Time) Location: Merlin Olsen Field (Logan, UT) TV Broadcast: CBS Sports Network Radio: KVNU (102.1 FM, 610 AM) KVNU Aggie Gameday pregame show with Stockton Jewkes and J.D. Walker: Begins 12:30 p.m. on 102.1 FM, 610 AM KVNU Aggie Call Postgame: Starts immediately after Coach Nate Dreiling’s post-game comments. Text (435) 554-1175 or call (435) 753-5868 during the pregame or postgame show to give your thoughts and reactions for the game. Utah State Depth Chart USU Football Week 3 Depth Chart (OFFENSE) Position Starter Reserve QB Spencer Petras Bryson Barnes RB Rahsul Faison Herschel Turner Jr. WR Jalen Royals Grant Page WR Otto Tia Jack Hestera SLOT WR Kyrese White Kahanu Davis TE Broc Lane Josh Sterzer LT Cole Motes Trey Andersen LG Wyatt Bowles George Maile
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