Monday Cooldown — Utah State’s offense under Spencer Petras and Bryson Barnes | Sports
Saturday’s season opener for Utah State didn’t go exactly according to script, but neither was it a disappointment for the most part as the Aggies won decisively against their FCS opponent, Robert Morris by a 36-14 score. It didn’t meet the expectations of Vegas, but a 22-point win in which you shut out an opponent in the second half should always be suitable. Injuries, slow start hamper but don’t halt Utah State in 36-14 win over Robert Morris The Colonials turned out to be the perfect opponent for USU to not only work out the cobwebs on offense, but also figure out what the O would look like in the event that quarterback Spencer Petras had to be replaced by Bryson Barnes since that’s a thing that happened in the game. Petras left the game at the 7:23 mark of the second quarter, leaving Barnes to lead the offense for the remainder of the game, which he did rather well all things considered. Before getting to Barnes, though, it’s necessary to analyze how the Aggies performed under Petras since there was some talk of the offense being bad with him as the QB since USU had only scored 10 points