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USU football travelling cross-country to face winless UConn – Cache Valley Daily

LOGAN — Utah State is reeling a tad after falling to 1-3 on the season after a roller-coaster loss to James Madison. The Aggies have faced a rather tough schedule, but will now take on a winless UConn team in a cross-country road trip. This game will close the book on USU’s 2023 non-conference games. Game Details Kickoff (Friday): 10 a.m. Mountain Time Location: Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field (East Hartford, CT) KVNU Aggie GameDay with Al Lewis: 8:10 – 9:45 a.m. KVNU Aggie Call with Al Lewis: Immediately after Coach Anderson’s post-game comments TV Broadcast: CBS Sports Network Radio Broadcast: KVNU (102.1 FM, 610 AM) in Logan; KVNU (98.3) in Tremonton; KVNU (93.5) in Garden City; KZNS (97.5 FM, 1280 AM) in Salt Lake City; KRPX (102.7 FM) in Green River, Utah; KRPX (100.3 FM) in Moab; KRPX (95.9 FM) in Orangeville; KRPX (95.3 FM) in Price; KVSI (1450 AM/104.5 FM) in Montpelier, Idaho. Injury Updates (DT) Poukesi Vakuata – Questionable (LB) MJ Tafisi – Questionable (LB) Bronson Olevao – Questionable (OL) Ralph Frias – Questionable (RB) Robert Briggs – Probable (TE) Josh Sterzer – OUT Players Out For Season

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PHOTO GALLERY: Green Canyon 4, Logan 0 in girls soccer

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Kennedy Perales, Brevin Egbert earn CVMG Prep Player of the Week honors for Sept. 18-23 – Cache Valley Daily

LEFT – Logan girls soccer sophomore goalkeeper Kennedy Perales | RIGHT – Sky View football senior running back Brevin Egbert Kennedy Perales of Logan High School and Brevin Egbert of Sky View High School have been named this week’s boys and girls Cache Valley Media Group Prep Players of the Week, presented by McDonalds. Perales, the goalkeeper for the Grizzlies girls soccer team, is the girls player of the week while Egbert, the Bobcats’ running back, is the boys player of the week. Oddly enough, both players earned their accolades by helping their team to wins against the other player’s school. Perales helped Logan to a win over Sky View, a game that ended in a penalty shootout. The two sides were tied 0-0 through the entirety of regulation and overtime, with Perales keeping the clean sheet through the 100 total minutes. In the shootout, Perales made one save and saw one miss from Sky View with Logan winning in PKs 4-1. Egbert, now a three-time winner of the boys prep player of the week, dominated in Sky View’s 69-18 over Logan. He had 13 touches (12 rushes, one catch) on the evening and tallied 316 yards from scrimmage (247

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PHOTO GALLERY: Sky View 3, Bear River 0 in girls volleyball

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Mountain Crest 2, Sky View 1 girls soccer – Cache Valley Daily

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PHOTO GALLERY: Green Canyon 3, Mountain Crest 0 in girls volleyball

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What’s next in major college football realignment? How about a best-of-the-rest league – Cache Valley Daily

Oregon State running back Damien Martinez (6) fights off a tackle from San Diego State cornerback Noah Tumblin (10) during the first half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023, in Corvallis, Ore. (AP Photo/Mark Ylen) Now that the Power Five is about to become the Power Four, the schools left out of the recent consolidation of wealth produced by conference realignment are looking at creative ways to stay relevant. An idea floating around the Mountain West Conference calls for the creation of a multi-tiered conference or alliance of leagues that would use a promotion-and-relegation system akin to what is done in European soccer. Yahoo Sports first reported the existence of the proposal and Front Office Sports obtained the detailed presentation of a plan put together by Boise State associate athletic director Michael Walsh. Right now, it’s just an idea. “I’m open to anything that elevates the Mountain West,” said Commissioner Gloria Nevarez, whose league is most often associated with Oregon State and Washington State — the only two Pac-12 members committed to the battered league past this season. A relegation approach is a complicated if inclusive way to reach what might be the best next move

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Figuring out the impossible-to-figure-out Aggies – Cache Valley Daily

Utah State has chosen the most difficult route when it comes to figuring out exactly who they are. The Aggies have shown flashes of brilliance but also played some of the ugliest football seen since the forgettable 2020 season. Head coach Blake Anderson said it best as he described his team’s performance in its 45-38 loss to James Madison. “We played some of the worst football I’ve seen played in quite a while followed up by some of the best football I’ve seen played in quite a while,” Anderson said. The Aggies’ work this season evokes terms like “bipolar” and citations of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. It all arises out of an inability to play well in the first quarter of games but then somehow go toe-to-toe with opponents of all levels, including AP Top 25 teams from Power Five conferences. In the first quarters of games this year, Utah State has been outscored 60-7 and been shut out by FBS opponents 53-0. In the ensuing three quarters, the Aggies hold a 144-76 advantage, borderline double their opponents. Even factoring out the Idaho State game with its 71 post-first quarter points, the advantage is still

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PHOTO GALLERY: James Madison 45, Utah State 38

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Utah State rallies from down 24 to tie, but fall short to James Madison – Cache Valley Daily

LOGAN — Yet again Utah State struggled in the first quarter and it cost the Aggies dearly in a 45-38 loss to James Madison. The Aggies managed to dig themselves out of a 24-point hole, but fell short in the end to drop to 1-3 on the season while the Dukes remain undefeated at 4-0. The Game Flow James Madison took the ball first and the longest part of its drive was a several minute delay when its top offensive lineman, right tackle Nick Kidwell, was being attended to with a right leg injury. The actual game time taken on the Dukes’ opening drive, which went 75 yards for a touchdown, was 57 seconds. JMU quarterback Jordan McCloud broke open the drive with a 54-yard touchdown pass to Omarion Dollison. That lightning-quick score embodied the overall quick start the Dukes got out to. They scored on each of their first three possessions of the first quarter, going up 17-0. On the first play of the second quarter, James Madison capped off another drive with a touchdown to go up 24-0. During this time Utah State was not only not keeping up, the offense was actively going backwards. The first eight

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