Johnson scores a touchdown and the Spartans lead 14-0.
Chiles finds Aziah Johnson for a 17-yard touchdown. The extra point is good and the Spartans end the first quarter with a 14-point lead over the Panthers.
Chiles TD puts MSU ahead 7-0
Aidan Chiles of Michigan State rushes six yards and puts the Spartans in the lead. The extra point counts and the Green-Whites lead 7-0 (6:13 1st quarter).
Prairie View A&M starts with the ball
Michigan State wins the coin toss and pushes back. Prairie View A&M struggles to find its offensive rhythm on the opening drive and has to punt the ball away. The Spartans have the ball on their own 40-yard line (12:24 1st quarter).
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Michigan State (2-0, 1-0 Big Ten) looks to remain undefeated when it hosts Prairie View A&M (1-1) for the first time in program history on Saturday afternoon.
In last Saturday’s game, the Spartans came back and sealed a 27-24 road win over Maryland with a 37-yard field goal by Jonathan Kim to open Big Ten play.
MSU quarterback Aidan Chiles struggled with consistency against the Terrapins, throwing three interceptions. Chiles completed 24 of 39 passing attempts for 363 yards, the eighth-most by a quarterback in a single game in program history.
Nick Marsh had an outstanding performance with eight catches for 194 yards, including a 77-yard touchdown to tie the game in the fourth quarter and bolster MSU’s closing momentum.
Prairie View A&M is coming off a 37-31 non-conference win over Northwestern State last week. Prairie View A&M’s Cameron Peters completed 18 of 33 passing attempts for 280 yards. The quarterback threw two touchdowns and two interceptions.
The Panthers are led by Bubba McDowell, who has been head coach for three years.
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Michigan State vs. Prairie View A&M
▶ Start: 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Spartan Stadium, East Lansing
▶ Television/Radio: BTN/760 AM
▶ Line: Spartans with 40½
▶ Records: Prairie View 1:1; Michigan State 2-0
▶ Series: First meeting
