Utah State men’s and women’s basketball put on a show for fans in the Wayne Estes Center on Monday evening with its annual Aggie Madness, aiming to build hype for the upcoming Aggie basketball season. Though the event itself lacked the basketball substance that will quench the thirst for Aggie hoops, it helps set the stage for the true appetizers coming later this month. Players from both teams participated in a small handful of events, starting with a relay race, then a 3-point shootout and dunk contest. The 3-point shootout, which featured a pair of players (one from each of the men’s and women’s teams) was won by Luke Kearney and Marina Asensio. That duo beat the pair of Brayden Boe and Andjela Marojevic in the final round. The other pairs featured Tucker Anderson/Karyn Sanford and Kolby King/Elise Livingston. The dunk contest, which featured four of the Aggie freshmen, was won by Adlan Elamin. He defeated Kingston Tosi in the final round with a dunk featuring Elamin jumping over the 6-foot-8 forward Garry Clark. 𝐓𝐇𝐑𝐎𝐖. 𝐈𝐓. 𝐃𝐎𝐖𝐍.#AggiesAllTheWay pic.twitter.com/x6274uITdd — USU Men’s Hoops (@USUBasketball) October 14, 2025 Following the event, both coaches — women’s basketball head coach Wes Brooks and men’s

LOGAN, Utah – Utah State men’s basketball will appear in 15 nationally televised games during its 2025-26 Mountain West slate, plus an additional nationally televised game against Memphis. The MW announced the full schedule of TV games on Wednesday, with USU appearing on FS1 eight times, CBS Sports Network seven times and CBS once. The Aggies will open league play with a game televised on CBS Sports Network on Saturday, Dec. 20, when the team hosts Colorado State. Utah State then plays nine-straight nationally televised games, beginning at Boise State on Saturday, Jan. 10, and versus Nevada on Wednesday, Jan. 14, both televised on CBS Sports Network. USU’s will then play a string of three-straight games on FS1, playing at Grand Canyon on Saturday, Jan. 17, at 12:30 p.m., at home versus UNLV on Tuesday, Jan. 20, at 9 p.m., and at Colorado State on Friday, Jan. 23, at 8 p.m. Following a game on CBS Sports Network against Wyoming on Wednesday, Jan. 28, the Aggies will host San Diego State on Saturday, Jan. 31, in a game broadcast on CBS at 11 a.m. The team’s game at New Mexico on Wednesday, Feb. 4, will be played on FS1 at 9

The Utah State women’s basketball team has announced its full schedule now with the release of the Aggies’ conference slate of games. The team had already announced its non-conference schedule but now have the entire 29-game slate for the 2025-26 season. Wes Brooks’ new-look Aggies will begin the season unofficially on Oct. 30 with an exhibition against San Francisco State. Just over a week later, Utah State will welcome in-state rival Utah to the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum. It’ll be the first time the Utes visit Logan since 2017. This year’s non-conference schedule features an easier balance of home and away games. In 2024, the Aggies played eight consecutive games away from home, going 34 days between games played in Logan. There will be another long gap this year, but notably shorter at 23 days between the game against Stanislaus State (Nov. 20) and vs Idaho (Dec. 13) Utah State’s first conference game will come on Dec. 17, a home game against Air Force. And just like the men’s team, the women’s team will spend four of the next six games on the road. They will also have a fairly unique scheduling quirk by playing Wyoming in back-to-back games. First

LOGAN, Utah – Utah State men’s basketball will unofficially open its 2025-26 campaign with an exhibition contest against Seattle, with all proceeds from the game going directly into the team’s recruitment and retention fund to benefit internal name, image and likeness (NIL).  “This game is about more than basketball, it’s about investing in the future of our program,” said Utah State head coach Jerrod Calhoun. “All proceeds from this game will go directly into our recruitment and retention fund, which allows us to recruit and retain the type of student-athletes who make Utah State special. For fans who are not in a position to make a large donation, this is a simple way to show their support and make a real impact.”  Fans can get their first look at this year’s team when the Aggies host the Redhawks inside of Dee Glen Smith Spectrum on Saturday, Oct. 18, at 1 p.m. The game will not be streamed or televised, and will not be included in season ticket packages.  Tickets for the exhibition are on sale now, with adult general admission tickets available for $20 and youth general admission available for $10. Utah State students can get in free with a student

It’s finally here. After months of it nearly being done, Utah State has finally released its full 31-game schedule plus two preseason exhibition games. The Aggies’ season will unofficially begin on Oct. 18 with a home exhibition contest against Seattle. Utah State will play a second exhibition at San Francisco on Oct. 25. Utah State’s official season opener will be on Nov. 3, a home game against a non-D1 opponent, Westminster. Following that will be the first major test of the season, a neutral-site matchup with VCU in Frisco, Texas. The Rams went 28-7 last year and finished 31st in the NET rankings. Other highlights of USU’s non-conference schedule include participation in the Shriners Children’s Charleston Classic where the Aggies will be in a four-team bracket, facing Tulane on Nov. 21 and then either Boston College or Davidson depending on the results of the two games (winners play each other, losers face each other). Utah State will play in the Delta Center in Salt Lake City on Dec. 13, taking on Illinois State. And in the middle of conference play on Feb. 14, the Aggies will host Memphis. Utah State will begin conference play on Dec. 20 with a home