Michigan State quarterback Aidan Chiles certainly had a game he’ll want to forget.

The Spartans’ quarterback completed a career-low as a starter 39.1% of his passes against Nebraska on Saturday, fighting against strong winds, a deluge of pressure from the Cornhuskers and a brief exit in the middle of the game after taking a hit.

Through it all, Chiles remained a pain for Nebraska as coach Matt Rhule heaped praise on the second-year Spartan following the 38-27 defeat.

“Credit to Michigan State, I thought they played really hard,” Rhule said. “I thought their quarterback was magnificent while he was able to go.”

The Spartans struggled to establish their offense early and mistakes allowed Nebraska to take a multi-score lead into the second quarter.

But as the MSU offensive line struggled

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