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“Me and Brandon have known him longer than most guys. “We’re unbelievably proud of this man and what he’s gone through,” Bonner said. This surprisingly one-sided victory is the latest remarkable feat in the Aggies’ first season under a coach who moved 1,500 miles northwest for a fresh start after the death of his wife, Wendy, from breast cancer in 2019. … I felt very confident, and we played our best ball when we had to have it.”īonner and Bowling followed Anderson from Arkansas State to Utah State, which hadn’t won a league title since its final year in the WAC in 2012. “Across the country, all the conversation, all the chatter was really about San Diego State.

“We felt all week that the only people that really, truly believed we could do this were the guys in the room,” Anderson said. The Aggies (10-3) punctuated their inspiring turnaround under their first-year head coach by blowing out the short-handed Aztecs (11-2) for their first win over an AP Top 25 opponent since 2015.

Quick to Recommend: An Overview of the Mayor's Cha.Bonner passed for 318 yards and four TDs, while fellow Arkansas State transfer Bowling had eight catches for a career-high 154 yards.

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