I confess that when quarterback Aidan Chiles signed with Oregon State in early June of last year, I didn’t give much thought to it. I scanned his history and noted that he was a low-to-mid three-star who was almost completely unknown in his native Southern California.
I recall thinking, “Aw, how cute. Oregon State has another backup.”
Why would anyone think otherwise? When Oregon State offered him a scholarship, Chiles had only started eight games in high school, and he had no other Power Five offers.
At the time of his signing, he was not even ranked by Rivals.com, and it would be more than six months
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