UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY

ABOUT UTAH STATE

Nestled in Logan, Utah's Cache Valley with 29,831 students, Utah State University fields 17 varsity sports competing in the Mountain West Conference at the FBS level. Founded in 1888, the institution has grown into a mid-sized research university that fields competitive programs across Olympic sports and football. The Aggies maintain robust squads in both men's and women's basketball, soccer, swimming and diving, cross country, golf, and tennis, alongside football, baseball, and volleyball programs that represent the university in regional and national competition.

Utah State's athletic footprint spans the full spectrum of collegiate sports, with balanced investment in both male and female athletic opportunities. The university supports specialized programs including women's lacrosse, men's swimming and diving, and track athletes competing in cross country at the conference level. Located in Northern Utah's academic community, the Aggies compete under the Mountain West Conference banner, which positions Utah State among peers like Nevada, Air Force, and Wyoming in a conference that spans the Mountain West and into the Pacific region.