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Michigan State Beats Purdue

Michigan State defeats Purdue in a college football game, moving closer to bowl eligibility.

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What is the significance of the game's outcome for both teams?: Michigan State is one win away from bowl eligibility, while Purdue faces a challenging final game against Indiana.
What was the outcome of the Michigan State vs. Purdue football game?: Michigan State defeated Purdue 24-17 in a college football game.
Who were the key players in the game and what were their contributions?: Aidan Chiles's performance led Michigan State to victory, while Purdue's struggles continued.

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