By Jeff Hunter
For the Deseret News
LOGAN — Even though the game was officially an exhibition for Adams State and a real contest for Utah State, there were certainly moments when it seemed like the Grizzlies wanted to win more than the Aggies did Tuesday night at the Spectrum.
So, while Utah State did end up with an 83-68 victory over the Division II Grizzlies, afterward the Aggies definitely felt like there was a lot of room for improvement.
"Tough game to play, a tough matchup," USU head coach Tim Duryea said after his team's home opener.