Utah State thoroughly dominated the visiting Rainbow Warriors, keeping hopes of a winning conference record alive.

LOGAN, Utah >> In the 32-degree chill, Hawaii coach Timmy Chang stood outside the visitors’ locker room at Maverik Stadium, seemingly frozen in disbelief.

The University of Hawaii football team’s thin bowl hopes were thoroughly dismantled in a 55-10 loss at Utah State on Saturday. Hawaii dropped to 4-7 overall and 2-4 in Mountain West Conference play, while Utah State improved to 3-7 overall, including 2-3 in Mountain West games.

Rahsul Faison rushed for 192 yards and two touchdowns, as the Utah State football team cruised past Hawaii Saturday at Maverik Stadium, 55-10. Spencer Petras completed 20 of 30 passes for 255 yards and two touchdowns,

Utah State got back to winning in about as dominant a fashion as it could Saturday in Logan. The Aggies dominated the visiting Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors from opening kick to final whistle en route to a 55-10 victory.

Ryan Day is the head football coach for the Ohio State Buckeyes, and his son, R.J., is quite the player and still has a few years to develop at the high school level. Day played quarterback and linebacker for New Hampshire, so there is some good gene