NW QB Aidan Chiles is 'excited' to play MSU, former team this week
"I'm excited," Aidan Chiles said about playing former team this week. "Do I look excited? Hell yeah."
Aidan Chiles, formerly the starting quarterback at Michigan State, expresses his excitement about returning to Spartan Stadium to face the Northwestern Wildcats. Chiles, who spent two seasons with MSU under head coach Jonathan Smith, transferred to Northwestern this season after Smith's dismissal. So far, Chiles has been impressive, leading Northwestern to a 4-1 record and a top 25 ranking.
His passing performance has been noteworthy, completing over 70 percent of his passes for 1,172 yards and nine touchdowns, with no interceptions. Additionally, Chiles has contributed significantly on the ground, rushing for six touchdowns this season. Michigan State, currently on a four-game losing streak, will be eager to regain some momentum against their former coach's team, with Chiles likely to be highly motivated to secure another victory for Northwestern.
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