Michigan State was finally able to snap its three-game losing streak and earn its fifth win of the year when it defeated Purdue, 24-17, on Friday.While it wasn't one of the team's better outings of the year,

Michigan State football held on by the skin of their teeth in a must-win situation against Purdue on Friday night. The Spartans dominated the Boilermakers in the first half, but needed some key defensive plays late to hold on to the 24-17 victory.

As his first year as a starting college quarterback progresses, Aidan Chiles says he believes Michigan State football remains his right place to grow.

Aidan Chiles' inaugural campaign with the Michigan State Spartans has not exactly been an easy one, as he has thrown 10 touchdowns and 11 interceptions through

Facing fourth-and-4 just shy of midfield on the opening drive of the third quarter, Aidan Chiles took a shotgun snap four yards deep. As the pocket collapsed, the Michigan State quarterback keep moving his feet – another seven yards back to the 37 – before a target came open.