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Utah State football: Pair of in-state preps commit to Aggies

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TheHailstorm | 3:47 a.m. June 15, 2009

Oooppps , and just when things were looking sooo good for the blue bloods. I thought Rose would have recruited these guys since all he does is recruit Utah County boys.

Well good for Anderson , he was a great coach at the U and the Utah fans will miss him , but I still wish him luck. He's far more likable than that Donko from TDS.

Alta | 6:42 a.m. June 15, 2009

Way to go HOUSE!

Re: TheHailstorm | 8:16 a.m. June 15, 2009

What are you talking about in your first paragraph? Rose is the basketball coach and just because one of the recruits played on the championship bball team doesn't mean he is good enough for real D1 bball. Also you should look at the list of where players are from that are currently on the TDS.

If your going to try and insult please use more accurate information. You make us all look bad. :)

Isn't It Funny | 8:41 a.m. June 15, 2009

We people that are supporters of USU sports and especially those that choose to live in this beautiful valley don't envy any of you southern folks and your rat race lifestyles. We are "happy" valley and fans for alot of reasons. Please don't check them out and consider a relocation, we are just fine with life the way it is! We may not be as almighty in our sports as you others are but we accept and enjoy.

Dave | 10:18 a.m. June 15, 2009

Hausknecht is going to be a nice player for the Aggies, he's part of a great set of linebackers at Alta and by the end of the year I'm sure there will be other schools wishing they'd stepped up on him. I am very encouraged by what Coach Anderson has done thus far in Logan, good luck Ags!
I wonder if they will be BYU this year? They have as good a chance this year as they've had in the last 15.

Read the article again | 10:28 a.m. June 15, 2009

I didnt read anything about "Rose" in the article and To: Fan in the stands: he said "SEVERAL OFFERS were made including to Jake Kuresa" he never said Jake committed.
Common Aggies let's be greatful Jared Eborn is willing to write anything in the DNews about the Aggies. Without him we'd get nothing from either major papers. Thanks for the updates Jared...Keep them coming - Please!!!!!

go play | 10:59 a.m. June 15, 2009

visit their in the winter and tell us how you like it..that is why no one cares to move up there it is not because of the school..it is the cold weather.

Don't go Play | 11:49 a.m. June 15, 2009

Last I checked these boys are not going to a school to just play ball, they are going for an education. The student to teacher ratio at Utah is 17 to 1. It does snow but it snows in all of Utah.

Fan in the Stands | 1:01 p.m. June 15, 2009

To Read the article again, I know Alex didn't commit and obviously you don't know much about football because Jake Kuresa is Alex's older brother who played at BYU. That's a pretty big error. Alex is entering his junior year at MC. The story has been fixed now though.

Anonymous | 1:14 p.m. June 15, 2009

Staying true to his word, Coach A is getting the in state kids, keep it up. I dont know if Coach A's son has committed to USU yet we seen him a couple of weeks ago at Ute Shoot and he was by far was the best WR there hands down wasnt even close, Juan Diego played us in the championship game and he was injureed in the semi game and didnt play if he wouldnt have it would have been pretty interesting as it was we won. Sign him Coach A.

instate | 1:21 p.m. June 15, 2009

looks like to solid in state players. Its nice to see these kids staying home to play there is a ton of great talent in this state. Has anybody heard if Coach A's kids has committed yet, i thought I heard somewhere that USU offered him but he hasnt committed yet. He is a nice player, big and athletic, I had a chance to watch him in the Stae Playoffs last year.

wringing hands | 3:05 p.m. June 15, 2009

in anticipation to see what Coach Andersen can do once the season starts. So far, it all looks positive. Keep it up coach!

Go Aggies

EastCoastAggieFan | 3:39 p.m. June 15, 2009

Things are heating up in Logan and Andersen is the one stirring the pot!! Local recruits, local enthusiasm, and definitely local cravings for USU football to be contenders. Utah will have a run for it's money in September but the Aggies are just getting started. Don't make Winter Holiday plans just yet - wait till the Bowl Schedules come out and each year we'll get to warmer climates and bigger Bowl Games!!!

BlueBlood | 4:04 p.m. June 15, 2009

Coach A is doing all the right things. So glad he's getting our local players. We have talent here, why go elsewhere to recruit! And I agree, Andersen's kid would be a great addition to the team - hope he commits to USU! Thanks Deseret News for the great coverage!! I think that "other" paper forgets we have 3 major college football teams here in Utah!

Dallas Aggie | 4:31 p.m. June 15, 2009

Thanks for the great coverage...less than 3 months from kick off!

Aggiefan | 5:14 p.m. June 15, 2009

Coach A is doing a great job but lets not get to carried away lets give him some time he is still dealing with some recruits from the Guy era, lets see what the Aggies look like in two years, i am hopeful but lets be patient.

Melroz | 5:39 p.m. June 15, 2009

It appears Utah State NOW knows there are quality players in the state and those players are more than willing to help USU back to respectability
Props to Coach A and staff it's long overdue

SPLITS | 6:03 p.m. June 15, 2009

When ANDERSON BOLTS, the replacement coach will be left holding the bag with all these IN-STATE recruits.

YIKES!

Re:SPLITS | 6:14 p.m. June 15, 2009

You need to go to more Utah high school football games where they are playing out of state schools and maybe you will rethink your statement! Seriously you're not in the loop and need to get over the out of state recruits!

Congrats to the players and their families for accomplishing one of their goals!

Anonymous | 6:21 p.m. June 15, 2009

hopefully utah st can turn it around in the next couple years. cause they are pretty terrible. weber st could handle them.

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