Michigan State Football Beats Boston College 42-40 in Double Overtime

Michigan State secured a thrilling 42-40 double-overtime victory over Boston College at Spartan Stadium, marking their first win against the Eagles since 1995. The game was a high-scoring battle with both teams exchanging touchdowns and demonstrating resilience, culminating in a decisive two-point conversion by MSU in double overtime. MSU head coach Jonathan Smith praised his team's fighting spirit and noted the win as a confidence-building step forward. Boston College's coach Bill O’Brien acknowledged that while his team showed many positive plays, Michigan State's greater consistency led to their victory. Key players included MSU quarterback Aidan Chiles, who threw crucial touchdown passes and scored the game-winning conversion, and Boston College's quarterback Dylan Lonergan, who threw for 390 yards and 4 touchdowns. The intense rematch reflected both teams' competitive growth, with MSU overcoming an early deficit and Boston College pushing hard until the final moments.