EAST LANSING — Aidan Chiles ran for the sideline, the orange arrow in his sights, on an outside zone play designed and called specifically for the quarterback to get one more first down. Michigan State football needed 5 yards. Chiles got 4. “My eyes ...

Facing fourth-and-4 just shy of midfield on the opening drive of the third quarter, Aidan Chiles took a shotgun snap four yards deep. As the pocket collapsed, the Michigan State quarterback keep moving his feet – another seven yards back to the 37 – before a target came open.

The 19-year-old quarterback has managed pressure both on and off the field, which only increases as the season winds down.