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.