After getting shut down by New Mexico, San Jose State (12-8, 3-4 MW) visited another intense full-house at Utah State (16-4. 5-2 MW) Saturday in a completely different Tim Miles’ product from just four days ago.
Against the top three-point shooting team in the country in Utah State, the Spartans inside and outside game made for a high-velocity, road-thrilling 75-74 loss, where SJS held the lead for a majority of the game.
In a much better start, SJS handled USU by pounding the offensive boards that bore 20 second chance points and timely three-pointers that quieted the crowd for the most part.