For the first time in what has felt like forever, Michigan State football pieced together an effective second half on the offensive side of the ball, leading to a 42-40 overtime win over Boston College.
Jonathan Smith's Spartans have been known for losing second-half battles, but this time, they found themselves down by a touchdown at halftime. They rallied, scored quickly to open the second half, and then battled back-and-forth with Boston College, ending up in an overtime showdown.
There, Aidan Chiles was able to stay calm, cool, and collected, throwing a touchdown pass in the first overtime and then running in another in the second before converting the game-winning 2-point conversion to Omari Kelly.