Photo via Yahoo Sports

Chip Kelly's Northwestern Offense Looks Unstoppable Again

Northwestern’s offense under Chip Kelly continued its dominant form with a commanding first-half performance against Ball State, scoring on every single drive while amassing 24 points and 288 total yards. Quarterback Aidan Chiles led the charge with precision passing, including a pair of touchdown throws to Griffin Wilde and Alex Honig, while the Wildcats’ ground game remained a relentless force, with early drives of 75 and 92 yards setting the tone.

The offense struck quickly, converting multiple long drives—including a 75-yard opening drive and an 86-yard sequence featuring Caleb Komolafe’s touchdown—before wrapping up the half with a 52-yard field goal by Jackson Kleather. Though the second half started slowly, Chiles and the Wildcats regrouped with a 12-yard touchdown to Drew Wagner and a 99-yard, 10-play drive to Honig, showcasing their ability to sustain momentum through both air and ground attacks.

Up nextCollege Football· 27m ago

Ohio State star wideout Jeremiah Smith makes insane one-handed catch look routine