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Mendenhall sees offensive progress as Utah State prepares for Washington State

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Bronco Mendenhall noted progress in the Utah State offense, which is becoming more balanced, explosive, and confident. However, the Aggies are looking to translate that improvement into wins following a loss to Boise State.

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  • Bronco Mendenhall reports the Utah State offense is becoming more explosive, balanced, and confident.
  • The Aggies are seeking to convert offensive progress into wins following a loss to Boise State.
  • Utah State is scheduled to play Washington State this Friday.

Coach Bronco Mendenhall sees progress in the Utah State Aggies offense, noting it is becoming more balanced, explosive, and confident, according to a October 5 report by KSL Sports.

While Mendenhall observed these improvements, he noted that the team has not yet seen that progress reflected in the win column.

After reviewing a loss to Boise State, Mendenhall identified reasons for encouragement despite missed opportunities and defensive breakdowns.

The Aggies are scheduled to face Washington State on Friday, which provides an opportunity to secure their first Pac-12 win.

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