Michigan State is heading to Chestnut Hill for the first time since 1992 to play a Boston College team that’s sitting at 2-1 and looking like a more formidable challenge than most recent versions of a program that hasn’t won more than seven games since 2009.

The Spartans had a strong first-half performance, taking a touchdown lead into the break. However, it got dicey quick for MSU thanks to a fumble on the opening kickoff and an Aidan Chiles interception that gave BC all the momentum.