San Diego State’s first year under coach Sean Lewis was disappointing by most measures.

Especially underwhelming was an offense that was advertised as explosive but often sputtered and stumbled. Then there was the bottom line — victories. There were three, all in the first half of the season, as the Aztecs lost their last six games to finish 3-9.

Lewis met with the media at midday Monday, with the season opener against Stony Brook three days away at Snapdragon Stadium. After greeting the group with “Happy game week,” Lewis fielded a wide range of questions during a back and forth that lasted more than half an hour.

Among the most probing questions was this: What would define a successful season personally in his second year as Aztecs head coach?

“Improve,” Lewis said. “Be better as a l

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