Tuesday marked the official opening for the Utah State men’s basketball preseason. The team practiced for two hours in front of fans and media, giving a full of what this team plans to be like under new head coach Ben Jacobson. It’s a welcome sight for fans who’ve waited throughout the summer to see, or at least hear, a hint of how this squad will turn out in its debut campaign in the Pac-12. It’s also a relief for Jacobson, who has been itching to get more than a handful of hours each week to work with his players. In the summer, they only get eight hours per week, including workouts. So it comes out to four hours of on-court team workouts. With the start of fall, that number goes up to 20. “We really like the 20 hours. When you’re in the eight hours, your four hours of basketball, you’re counting every minute to make sure you just don’t get the amount of time,” Jacobson said. “We’ve got a group of guys that really want to be in the gym. And now not only do our practices go from an hour and 15 minutes up to two hours, you