I don't think people fully appreciate the historical level of ineptitude we're about to witness in Logan on Saturday. Utah State currently ranks dead last nationally in scoring offense, averaging just 14.9 points per game. Colorado State ranks dead last in scoring defense, allowing 44.0 points per game. Naturally, I was curious how often we've seen something like this happen. Looking back over the last 30 seasons, I found three matchups between teams that finished the year with the nation's worst scoring offense and worst scoring defense. 2004: Washington (worst offense) beat San José State (worst defense), 21–6. 2007: FIU (worst offense) beat North Texas (worst defense), 38–19. 2019: UMass (worst defense) beat Akron (worst offense), 37–29. So, in these three games, the nation's worst offense actually went 2–1 against the nation's worst defense. This should be a fascinating display of terrible football.