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In this episode of The Three-Point Stance, host J.D. Walker and Utah State Aggie Hall of Famer and NFL veteran Tyler Larsen dive headfirst into a turbulent weekend across the football landscape. The duo previews Utah State’s high-stakes Friday night clash with Washington State, offering crucial insight into how the Aggies can capitalize on a struggling Cougar squad and regain momentum in front of a rowdy home crowd.   The conversation heats up as Tyler breaks down the viral NFL officiating controversies, reflecting on referee conduct and sharing unfiltered stories from his own professional career. Finally, the hosts unpack the rising tide of mid-season injuries sweeping through the NFL, giving listeners an insider's look at how lockrooms weather the storm when key starters go down. 

Utah State fell 37-18 to No. 22 Boise State on Saturday night at Albertsons Stadium in the Aggies' first-ever Pac-12 conference game. Quarterback Grady Brosterhous threw two touchdown passes, connecting with Javen Jacobs and Eli Wood, who each recorded their first career 100-yard games in rushing and receiving, respectively. Boise State built an early lead with touchdowns on its first three possessions and relied on a second-quarter interception return for a score to halt Utah State's comeback effort. Hear postgame analysis, along with comments from the coach, players and fans. 

Previewing the fourth annual Center Street Giant Pumpkin Festival in downtown Logan. Hosts Mark Anderson and Will Feelright interview local sponsors to highlight key festival attractions, including giant pumpkin weigh-offs, a pie-eating contest, live music, local vendors, and free family activities. The broadcast underscores the collaborative effort between local businesses and organizers to bring the community together and support downtown commerce.

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Host JD Walker and former Utah State offensive lineman Tyler Larsen discuss the Utah State Aggies football team following their homecoming win against Troy. JD and Tyler analyze key team improvements, including the strong performance of true freshman Easton Hammond on the offensive line and the playmaking of receiver Eli Wood and safety Brevin Hamblin. They also look ahead to Utah State's upcoming matchup against 22nd-ranked Boise State. Finally, the conversation shifts to broader college football news, specifically discussing a controversial late hit during the USC game and its aftermath.