GALLERY: Utah State 3, Fresno State 0 women's volleyball
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Utah Jazz Last season: 17-65, missed playoffs. COACH: Will Hardy (4th season, 85-161). SEASON OPENER: Oct. 22 vs LA Clippers. DEPARTURES: C John Collins, G Collin Sexton, G Jordan Clarkson, F Johnny Juzang. ADDITIONS: G Ace Bailey, G Walter Clayton, Jr., F Georges Niang, C Kevin Love, F Kyle Anderson, C Jusif Nurkic. BetMGM championship odds: +100,000-1. What to expect Fresh off their worst season in franchise history, things might not be much better for the Utah Jazz entering Will Hardy’s fourth season at the helm. The Jazz traded away veterans John Collins, Collin Sexton, and Jordan Clarkson in the offseason, freeing up playing time for younger players as they try to rebuild around former NBA All-Star Lauri Markkanen. While Markkanen is a capable scorer and playmaker, there aren’t really any proven secondary scorers with him. Utah is counting on younger players like Keyonte George, Isaiah Collier, Brice Sensabaugh, Kyle Filipowski, and rookie guard Ace Bailey to have breakthrough campaigns in what promises to be another season spent in the Western Conference cellar. Strengths and weaknesses The good: Utah has tons of size around the basket to make it tougher for defenses to attack the rim. Markkanen is a 7-footer
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A short week is what greets Utah State after a long and messy trip to Hawaii, both logistically and in terms of what the Aggies put on the field at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex. They’ll have to pull off a quick turnaround to earn a win on homecoming night against a fiesty San Jose State team that has quite a lot in common with Utah State. The Spartans and Aggies are both coming off losses in games where victory was expected. Both were favored on the road, USU over Hawaii (-1.5) and SJSU over Wyoming. And despite holding leads in the second half (USU led 26-24, SJSU led 28-14), collapses, particularly on defense, led to defeat. And, in a twist of fate, both sides will look at this game as one they desperately need to win. Mathematically speaking, the Aggies don’t have to win this game. They could technically still accomplish most or all of their preseason goals of bowl eligibility and even a Mountain West title (though the latter would need outside help with a loss Friday). But it’s hard to see a Utah State team losing this weekend and going on to win three out of the
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