LOGAN – Utah State nearly learned the hard way that every Mountain West game is tough. Despite being a nearly 20-point favorite against visiting Wyoming, the Aggies had to escape with a 70-67 win Wednesday evening, holding off a hot-shooting Cowboys’ squad. The waning seconds nearly ended in disaster. Leading 70-64, Drake Allen went to the free throw line for a potentially game-icing pair of free throws with 14 seconds on the clock. But he missed them both and Wyoming guard Kobe Newton took the outlet pass up the court. Newton had been hearing “airball” chants from the Spectrum crowd all night after his first attempt of the game was…well, an air ball. Except with under 10 seconds he hit his fifth 3-pointer of the night to give Utah State plenty to sweat about. Utah State had at that point given up 12 3-pointers to a team that hadn’t made more than nine in a game all year and ranked 317th in the country in 3-point percentage. Any mistake on the ensuring inbound could have ended in pure disaster. The pass found Ian Martinez’s hands, a perfect situation as he’d made all eight of his free throw attempts in the