LOGAN — Utah State football head coach Gary Andersen announced the signing of quarterback Michael Chislock to compete for the Aggies.
Chislock, who is 6-foot-4, 195 pounds, is a native of Huntington Beach, Calif. Last season, he threw for 2,505 yards (208.8 ypg) with 29 touchdowns and only five interceptions, while also rushing for 417 yards and scoring six TDs.
He led the Sunset League in passing yards and total offense (243.5 ypg), earning the Sunset League Offensive Back of the Year award in helping the Oilers to a 9-3 overall record and 4-1 Sunset mark, where they reached the Pac-5 Division quarterfinals.
Chislock had three games with more than 300 yards passing, including a season-high 388 in game against Aliso Niguel HS. He threw for five TDs. The game was one of five games with three or more TD tosses.
His top rushing outing of the season was 105 yards on nine carries (11.7 ypc) with a season-long of 54 yards against Corona del Mar HS. It was one of four games with 50 or more rushing yards.
"We’ve been looking for an additional quarterback for our signing class, and he was still available," Andersen said. "He came here on a visit with his family and felt comfortable with our team, our university and our community. We feel he is a great fit and great new addition to our program. It gives us our needed added depth at the quarterback position and helps us be as strong as we can be at every position."
The son of Cindy and Michael Chislock, Sr., the younger Chislock is undecided on major at Utah State, but chose USU because of the coaching staff along with the campus and community environment, and the program's up-and-coming status.
Utah State football season ticket renewals and new sales for the 2012 season are available. Renewals are available online 24 hours a day at www.UtahStateAggies.com and clicking on the "buy/renew tickets" under the "tickets" drop down menu. Fans interested in new sales should contact the USU Ticket Office at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum or by phone by calling 1-888-USTATE-1 or (435) 797-0305.
Fans can follow the Aggie football program at twitter.com/USUFootball or on the USU football blog at usufootball.wordpress.com. Aggie fans can also follow the Utah State athletic program at twitter.com/USUAthletics or on Facebook at Utah State University Athletics.
Doug Hoffman is the assistant athletic director for Utah State University Athletic Media Relations.
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All of America is getting on the Aggie bandwagon. Logan Utah is the future of college football.
I am so impressed by the rise of USU football since Anderson took the helm. My mighty Utes had better come to play this year at Romney Stadium or the Aggies will beat them. I certainly think USU will get by the frail BYU squad at LES for sure. More..
Both of you are dreaming. USU is still a joke. Although they have improved since Anderson came the aggies are still making big teams including BYU and Utah laugh. FYI you can chalk both of those games as losses for the aggies. BYU is more More..