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Utah State loses overtime heartbreaker at UNLV | Sports

Utah State came agonizingly close to clinching bowl eligibility in year one of the Bronco Mendenhall era, losing to UNLV 29-26 in double-overtime at Allegiant Stadium on Saturday evening. Twice, the Aggies lined up for walk-off field goals, one from 44 yards and the other from 41 yards away. Placekicker Tanner Rinker, who entered the evening a perfect 10-for-10 on field goal attempts this year, missed both of them. The first of those kicks came with two seconds left in regulation and the game tied 23-apiece. Bryson Barnes had marched the Aggies 49 yards to get into field goal range, including a 21-yard scramble. Once the offense got well within Rinker’s range, they ran the ball up the gut to burn the rest of the time off the clock. But the kick left hash, went wide right off the foot of Rinker. That left the game for overtime, and it was there that the Aggies got a gift from UNLV’s kicker, who missed from 39 yards out after the Utah State defense held the Rebels to a three-and-out. As is typical when your opponent has an empty possession to start overtime, the Aggies went conservative, playing for the makeable middle-distance

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Utah State football vs UNLV preview: Predictions, Injury Reports, How to Watch | Sports

Utah State now enters a crucial three-game stretch through the rest of November, beginning this week with a road trip to UNLV. A host of potential outcomes await the Aggies depending on the results of these three games. Lose all three and USU would fall short of a bowl game and finish the year 5-7. Winning all three would potentially put the Aggies in the Mountain West title game. Making a bowl game takes only one win and that can be handled this weekend, which is where Bronco Mendenhall and his squad will take their first step toward any of those outcomes.  Here’s all the information you’ll need, basic game info to player availability, along with predictions from Cache Valley Media Group staff. 56:50 Utah State’s big challenge in stopping UNLV’s offense / Sorting out top of the MW standings – Nov. 11, 2025 59:00 USU Football vs UNLV Preview / John Miller, Jimmy Liston interviews / hirings in the Aggie athletic department – Nov. 12 Game Info: Kickoff: 5:00 p.m. (Mountain Time) Location: Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas, NV) TV Broadcast/Stream: CBS Sports Network Radio: KVNU (102.1 FM, 610 AM), kvnutalk.com, KVNU mobile app KVNU Aggie Gameday pregame show with Stockton Jewkes and J.D. Walker: Saturday’s

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Utah State basketball vs UTEP full preview: How to watch, team breakdowns, projected starters, injuries | Sports

The fourth game of the season presents Utah State with a chance to rebound against what ended up feeling like a disappointingly close victory on Wednesday. The Aggies take on UTEP just a few days after beating Weber State 83-73, which featured a press conference in which head coach Jerrod Calhoun got after his team for being entitled and distracted by social media. Day-after-game press conference with USU Basketball HC Jerrod Calhoun, looking ahead to UTEP. A lot of improvements he wants to see on both ends.Confirmed that Drake Allen is out, could be 4 weeks, could be 1 week but hasn’t heard from training staff either way. Said Elijah… pic.twitter.com/NCnuLQ5M8C — Jason Walker (@jwalker_sports) November 13, 2025 Having had time to try to improve upon the uglier parts of the win over Weber State, which dropped Utah State eight spots in the KenPom rankings, Saturday’s game will be the proving grounds for the Aggies. They will have to do it short-handed, though, with one starter having to sit this one out and a true freshman likely to make his first career start. Here’s all of the necessary info ahead of this next game for Utah State. How to watch

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LIVESTREAM: #1 Ridgeline vs #5 Provo in 4A semifinal football playoffs | Nov. 13, 2025 | Multimedia

The #1 Ridgeline Riverhawks vs #5 Provo Bulldogs football broadcast is scheduled to begin at 5:50 p.m. Thursday’s audio-only broadcast is brought to you with LIVE commentary from Dave Simmons and Lance Campbell. Listen to this broadcast on the radio at 104.5 The Ranch and streamed online here. For galleries or videos of previous Ridgeline games, click here. Source link

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USA Network to televise Pac-12 football, basketball in new media partnership starting in 2026 | Sports

The Pac-12 Conference has announced it is partnering with USA Sports in a five-year media deal beginning with the 2026-27 season, making USA Network a major broadcast home for the restructured league that includes Utah State University. The agreement, announced Tuesday, runs through the 2030-31 season and brings regular-season football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball to USA Network. The network will also air every game of the Pac-12 men’s basketball tournament leading up to the championship, which will be broadcast on CBS. USA Network will carry 22 football games each season, along with 50 men’s basketball games and 5–10 women’s basketball matchups. The partnership gives the conference broad national exposure across cable, satellite and streaming platforms. “The new Pac-12 is where tradition meets transformation,” Pac-12 Commissioner Teresa Gould said. “We are thrilled to launch this partnership with the USA Sports team and leverage our shared vision to build something unique and special.” Matt Hong, president of USA Sports, said the network is “proud to partner with the new Pac-12 and showcase the league to a national audience,” adding that weekends on USA Network will be “packed with Pac-12 football doubleheaders and men’s and women’s basketball double- and triple-headers.” The deal

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USA Network to televise Pac-12 football, basketball in new media partnership starting 2026 | Sports

The Pac-12 Conference has announced it is partnering with USA Sports in a five-year media deal beginning with the 2026-27 season, making USA Network a major broadcast home for the restructured league that includes Utah State University. The agreement, announced Tuesday, runs through the 2030-31 season and brings regular-season football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball to USA Network. The network will also air every game of the Pac-12 men’s basketball tournament leading up to the championship, which will be broadcast on CBS. USA Network will carry 22 football games each season, along with 50 men’s basketball games and 5–10 women’s basketball matchups. The partnership gives the conference broad national exposure across cable, satellite and streaming platforms. “The new Pac-12 is where tradition meets transformation,” Pac-12 Commissioner Teresa Gould said. “We are thrilled to launch this partnership with the USA Sports team and leverage our shared vision to build something unique and special.” Matt Hong, president of USA Sports, said the network is “proud to partner with the new Pac-12 and showcase the league to a national audience,” adding that weekends on USA Network will be “packed with Pac-12 football doubleheaders and men’s and women’s basketball double- and triple-headers.” The deal

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Monday Cooldown — Aggies dig deep and produce impressive results vs Nevada | Sports

Aggie Nation likely awaited Saturday’s gridiron meetup between Utah State and Nevada with mild trepidation. On the one hand, the Wolf Pack were 1-7 entering that matchup. There’s no way the Aggies would lose. But on the other, recent games like Hawaii, San Jose State and New Mexico lingered. Those were all anticipated as games USU could, and maybe should, win. Yet two were losses and the other an uncomfortably close win over a team that now sits at 3-6 itself. Would the unthinkable happen? Could Utah State find a way to lose to a team vastly inferior on paper? By the end of the first quarter, even the most pessimistic Aggie fan had put their worries to bed. Whatever faults have presented themselves amid Utah State’s 1-3 run through late September to late October were hardly present against Nevada. Utah State’s bottom five pass protection? Bryson Barnes was pressured at the lowest rate since USU’s games against McNeese and Air Force. A defense that had averaged 507.5 yards per game to opponents over the last four games? A mere 242, and a lot of that was in garbage time.  Slow starts on offense? A 24-point first quarter, best of

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