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Utah State Aggies

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Utah State Aggies is 6-6 on the season, 10-2 against the spread, and holds a power rating of -3.9. Utah State Aggies is covering the spread at 83% this season (10-2), well above the FBS average of 50%; they have also qualified for the postseason this season.

Conference: Mountain West Conference
Stadium: Maverik Stadium, Logan, UT
Power Rating: -3.9
HFA Rating:2.5 pts
Record: 6-6
ATS: 10-2
O/U: 5-6-1

2025 Schedule & Results

Location
Opponent
Result / Date
ATS
O/U
vs
UTEP
W 28-16
W
Under
at
Texas A&M
L 22-44
W
Over
vs
Air Force
W 49-30
W
Over
vs
McNeese
W 48-7
W
Push
at
Vanderbilt
L 35-55
W
Over
at
Hawai'i
L 26-44
L
Over
vs
San José State
W 30-25
W
Under
at
New Mexico
L 14-33
L
Under
vs
Nevada
W 51-14
W
Over
at
UNLV
L 26-29
W
Under
at
Fresno State
W 28-17
W
Under
vs
Boise State
L 24-25
W
Under
vs
Washington State
L 21-34
Push
Push

2025 Season Travel Profile

12,328 miles — ranked 14th heaviest in FBS (234 teams)
Week Opponent Distance Cumulative
Week 0—Home (0 mi)0 mi
Week 1UTEPHome (0 mi)0 mi
Week 2Texas A&M1,153 mi1,153 mi
Week 3Air ForceHome (0 mi)1,153 mi
Week 4McNeeseHome (0 mi)1,153 mi
Week 5Vanderbilt1,396 mi2,549 mi
Week 6—Bye
Week 7Hawai'i3,013 mi5,562 mi
Week 8San José StateHome (0 mi)5,562 mi
Week 9New Mexico540 mi6,102 mi
Week 10—Bye
Week 11NevadaHome (0 mi)6,102 mi
Week 12UNLV431 mi6,532 mi
Week 13Fresno State545 mi7,077 mi
Week 14Boise StateHome (0 mi)7,077 mi

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Offensive Struggles in Second Half

Utah State's offense stalled after halftime, managing only 3 points in the second half after scoring 21 in the first. Quarterback Bryson Barnes completed just 13 of 31 passes for 184 yards, and the team failed to sustain drives, allowing Boise State to mount a comeback.

Defensive Lapses on Big Plays

The Aggies' defense gave up two critical long touchdowns in the second half: a 66-yard pass and a game-winning 120-yard rushing performance by Dylan Riley. These big plays erased a 24-13 lead and highlighted vulnerability to explosive plays.

Strong First Half Execution

Utah State built a 24-13 lead by halftime, powered by a 56-yard touchdown run from Javen Jacobs and effective rushing from Barnes (89 yards, 1 TD). The team showed ability to control the game early but couldn't maintain momentum.

Missed Opportunities in Close Game

The Aggies lost by one point despite leading by 11 in the third quarter. Inefficiency on third downs and failure to convert in the red zone in the second half proved costly, as they couldn't extend their lead or respond to Boise State's rally.

Season Finale and Bowl Implications

Utah State finished the regular season at 6-6 (4-4 Mountain West), becoming bowl-eligible. The loss likely impacts their bowl positioning, and the team will need to address offensive consistency and defensive big-play prevention in preparation for a bowl game.

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Schedule & Results

Power Ratings & HFA

Utah State Aggies — 6-6 overall, 10-2 ATS, power rating -3.9.