LOGAN — Wins are coming so easily for Utah State this year, it must be hard for Matt Wells to keep a straight face. But he soldiers on, happy with the results, alert to details he might unearth.
In reality, there’s not much nitpicking he could do. USU beat New Mexico 61-19 Saturday. Finding fault with that would be like faulting a sunrise.
“Nitpicking, yeah, I wish those two field goals in the third quarter would have been touchdowns,” Wells said.
The Aggies compiled 704 yards on offense, most in school history. Just two USU wins this season have been by fewer than a dozen points.