The Spartans' bowl game hopes ended with a lopsided loss to Rutgers that showed many of the same issues that plagued MSU all season.

Quarterback Aidan Chiles, a Southern California native, didn’t look comfortable playing in the snow and was off target on multiple throws while finishing 13-for-23 for 150 yards and a touchdown. The sophomore closed the season with a third straight turnover-free performance but still finished with 15 total on 11 interceptions and four lost fumbles.

Michigan State football's frosty, snow-dusted 41-14 loss to Rutgers put a bow on Jonathan Smith’s first season in East Lansing.