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Aidan Chiles leads Michigan State to OT thriller over Boston College

On September 6, 2025, Michigan State secured a 42-40 double overtime victory over Boston College in a home game played in East Lansing.
The game followed a season-opening win over Western Michigan and a 23-19 Boston College road loss the previous year, setting the stage for a rivalry rematch.
Michigan State rallied from a seven-point halftime deficit led by quarterback Aidan Chiles, who threw four touchdowns and rushed for the tying score in the second overtime.
Key plays included a 50-yard field goal by debuting kicker Martin Connington, a game-winning two-point conversion caught by Omari Kelly, and a 55-yard punt by Ryan Eckley that pinned Boston College deep late in the game.
The victory improved Michigan State’s record to 2-0 and highlighted their offense’s resilience, while the team honored former punter Greg Montgomery with helmet stickers promoting suicide prevention awareness.

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The Oakland Press

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What’s different about these Spartans? It starts with the players

EAST LANSING — Aidan Chiles climbed into the stands to dance in the student section. Nick Marsh sprinted to find his mom. Jordan Hall cried. Related Articles ‘We gotta be better’: Michigan run game isn’t carrying a full load after two games Michigan drops eight spots in AP Top 25 after loss to Oklahoma MSU notes: ‘Give me the ball’: Nick Marsh’s demand provides spark in comeback win …

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MSU notes: ‘Give me the ball’: Nick Marsh’s demand provides spark in comeback win

EAST LANSING — A lot of words were said at halftime of Michigan State’s 42-40 double-overtime win over Boston College. A lot of tough truths. Probably some words not to be repeated in front of strangers. Some of the most important came from Nick Marsh. Related Articles Underwood struggles against Oklahoma but Michigan teammates aren’t concerned Chiles throws for career-high 4 TDs to lift Michigan State over Boston …

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Boston Globe

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Missed 2-point attempt proves costly as Boston College football loses at Michigan State in double overtime - The Boston Globe

The Eagles (1-1) led at halftime, behind the brilliance of quarterback Dylan Lonergan, but the Spartans responded convincingly and delivered in the clutch.

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Chiles throws for career-high 4 TDs to lift Michigan State over Boston College

Aidan Chiles ran for a 3-yard touchdown and threw the winning 2-point conversion to Omari Kelly in double overtime to give Michigan State a 42-40 victory over Boston College.

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