If any of the players have quit on Duryea and his staff, they are disguising it well.
"We've been through some stuff, as a group," the rookie head coach said. "There's been the obvious stuff and there has been other stuff we've had to handle. But I think our guys want to have a good year to represent Utah State."
Rock-bottom came two weeks ago at Wyoming, where the Cowboys went 20-for-38 from the 3-point line and rolled to an 84-65 victory.
"We've talked about it a lot," Duryea said. "This program is obviously a proud program and we need to represent it a little better than we have — in our approach.