“I think midway through that second half, we were able to go on a pretty solid run and I think that changed the pace, the momentum, the energy of the game for us.
Just some consistency things and some effort things that we were able to fix in the second half, especially on the defensive end,” USU sophomore guard Steven Ashworth said. “We went into halftime with some results that we weren’t necessarily pleased with in ourselves. Utah State was clinging to a 47-40 lead with 15:28 left before it took control of the game with a 21-4 run over the next eight-plus minutes. The Aggies led the game Saturday against the Mavericks (1-5) from start to finish, building a 13-point lead in the first half before settling for a 40-32 advantage at halftime. 9 with a loss to UC Davis, but after that 72-69 setback on their home floor, the Aggies beat Richmond on a neutral court in Annapolis, Maryland, then won the Myrtle Beach Invitational with victories over Penn, New Mexico State and Oklahoma. Utah State (5-1) hadn’t played at the Spectrum since opening the season on Nov. Obviously came back with some confidence.” We were gone for a while and played some really good teams on the road. “I thought UT Arlington provided a big challenge for us, especially coming off of a long road trip. “Obviously a great win for us,” first-year head coach Ryan Odom said after his first victory on Utah State’s home court.
After winning four straight games on the East Coast, the Utah State Aggies proved they can also win in the Mountain Time Zone as they beat UT Arlington 80-61 Saturday night at the Spectrum.
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