Utah State Aggies

Utah State head coach Gary Andersen announced three more additions to his coaching staff.

After a historic 11-win season that tied the school record while appearing in their seventh bowl game in the last eight seasons, Utah State is already looking forward to the 2019 season.

Beginning as a walk-on, leaving to walk-on at a rival school, through the highs and lows, Quin Ficklin never doubted himself.

After Utah State capped off its historic 11-win season with a victory in the New Mexico Bowl, fans and even Aggie basketball coach Craig Smith, took to social media to celebrate the win.

Utah State’s new head coach Gary Andersen continued to add to his staff by naming Jason Phillips as the Aggies’ passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach.

It was close once but Utah State controlled the game the entire time as they picked up an 86-48 win over Alabama State at the Spectrum.

Utah State quarterback Jordan Love capped off his fantastic sophomore season with a terrific performance in the New Mexico Bowl.

The Utah State Aggies tied a school record with their 11th win of the season in a season-ending 52-13 victory over North Texas.

After the first half of the New Mexico Bowl, the Utah State Aggies hold a commanding 38-7 lead over North Texas.

Bowl week isn’t time for fun. For the Utah State Aggies, Saturday’s New Mexico Bowl is a business trip with one goal – finish the 2018 season with a win.