College Park, MD
Sep 7, 2024
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In an electrifying showdown, the Michigan State Spartans triumphed over the Maryland Terrapins with a 27-24 victory, securing their first Big Ten win under new head coach Jonathan Smith. The game was tightly contested, with Maryland initially jumping to a 14-7 lead, fueled by the dynamic duo of Billy Edwards Jr. and Tai Felton. However, Michigan State's resilience saw them equalize and eventually pull ahead just as the clock ticked down.
The climax unfolded dramatically as the Spartans' kicker Jonathan Kim nailed a game-winning 37-yard field goal with one second remaining on the clock. This came after Spartan quarterback Aidan Chiles, despite throwing three interceptions, led a crucial 13-play drive setting up Kim’s clutch kick. The standout performances from freshman wide receiver Nick Marsh and quarterback Chiles were pivotal, including Marsh's game-tying 77-yard touchdown reception late in the fourth quarter, underscoring Michigan State's persistence and creative play-calling.
Billy Edwards Jr. (Maryland Terrapins)
With a well-executed 15-yard touchdown pass to Tai Felton, Billy Edwards Jr. put Maryland ahead early in the game, setting the tone for the Terrapins' initial domination.
Aidan Chiles (Michigan State Spartans)
Chiles connected with Montorie Foster Jr. for a 9-yard touchdown, tying the score at 7-7 and igniting the Spartans' offense.
Billy Edwards Jr. (Maryland Terrapins)
Edwards Jr. showcased his dual-threat capability with a 7-yard rushing touchdown, reclaiming the lead for Maryland at the end of the first quarter.
Jonathan Kim (Michigan State Spartans)
Just before halftime, Jonathan Kim nailed a 50-yard field goal, pushing Michigan State to a 17-14 lead at halftime, swinging momentum in favor of the Spartans.
Jack Howes (Maryland Terrapins)
Despite a delay of game penalty, Jack Howes kicked a 45-yard field goal to tie the game at 17-17, showcasing Maryland's resilience in the third quarter.
Dylan Wade (Maryland Terrapins)
Dylan Wade caught a 28-yard touchdown pass from Edwards Jr., putting Maryland ahead 24-17 as the final quarter commenced, staging a dramatic conclusion.
Nick Marsh (Michigan State Spartans)
Nick Marsh connected with Chiles for a sensational 77-yard touchdown, tying the game at 24-24 and setting the stage for a thrilling final minutes.
Jonathan Kim (Michigan State Spartans)
Kim sealed the victory with a 37-yard field goal, his accuracy and composure under pressure delivering a 27-24 win for Michigan State in the final moments.
Aidan Chiles (Michigan State Spartans, QB)
Despite throwing three interceptions, Chiles demonstrated resilience, throwing for 363 yards and orchestrating a game-tying 77-yard touchdown pass and a crucial final drive to set up the game-winning field goal.
Nick Marsh (Michigan State Spartans, WR)
Marsh was pivotal in Michigan State's offense with 8 receptions for 194 yards, notably a 77-yard touchdown that tied the game in the closing minutes.
Jonathan Kim (Michigan State Spartans, K)
Kim was clutch for the Spartans, hitting a 50-yard field goal before halftime and a game-winning 37-yard field goal with one second left on the clock.
Billy Edwards Jr. (Maryland Terrapins, QB)
Edwards Jr. was a dual-threat for Maryland, throwing for 253 yards and two touchdowns, while also rushing for an additional score.
Tai Felton (Maryland Terrapins, WR)
Felton was a reliable target, amassing 11 catches for 152 yards and a touchdown, consistently making clutch plays to keep Maryland in contention.
Michigan State Spartans
7
10
0
10
27
Maryland Terrapins
14
0
3
7
24
