Aidan Chiles threw three interceptions, the last of which ended Michigan State football's hope for another comeback in a 23-19 loss at Boston College.

After a few cuts, the white jerseys were diving in Chiles’ wake as he ripped off an improbable 22-yard scramble. It was a display of talent that can’t be taught. Three plays later, the sophomore quarterback spun a ball that has opposing defenses salivating. Aidan Chiles giveth and taketh away.

Michigan State football responded in the second quarter to regain the lead thanks to a pair of nice plays by quarterback Aidan Chiles. Chiles scored a one-yard touchdown run on a quarterback sneak with 8:10 left in the second quarter.