BOISE (ABC4 Sports) - The Utah State Aggies faced a challenging game against Washington State in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl on Monday. Throughout the match, the Aggies' offense struggled to find its rhythm, resulting in a substantial deficit. Despite their efforts, they were unable to mount a successful comeback. Quarterback Zevi Eckhaus had a standout performance, throwing for a season-high 334 yards and recording three touchdown passes. However, the offensive momentum was not enough to turn the tide in favor of Utah State. Washington State took control early in the game, building a lead that proved insurmountable for the Aggies. The defense of the Aggies encountered difficulties, allowing Washington State to establish their game plan effectively. As the contest progressed, Utah State found some success but it was ultimately too late to alter the outcome. The Aggies' season concluded with a final score of 34-21 in favor of Washington State. This game marked the end of a challenging season for Utah State, as they sought to improve their standing in the competitive landscape of college football. The Aggies will now reflect on their season and look to regroup for the upcoming year, focusing on areas for improvement in both their offensive and defensive strategies. Fans and players alike will be eager to see how the team evolves in preparation for next season, aiming to build on their experiences from this year’s Potato Bowl. The game served as a reminder of the challenges faced throughout the season and the potential for growth moving forward.