In a gross scene that unfolded during the fourth quarter Friday, Michigan State offensive lineman Robert Wright Jr. vomited mid-snap.

If you felt sick to your stomach watching Michigan State football play a tight Week 1 game against Toledo, it's safe to say you weren't alone.

A bizarre play from Michigan State's 30-20 victory over Toledo went viral as the Spartans opened the Pat Fitzgerald era with a win.

Michigan State football survived a brief scare in the fourth quarter before defeating Toledo, 30-20, in Pat Fitzgerald's debut as coach Friday.

EAST LANSING – After nine months of talking, Michigan State went to work. First-year coach Pat Fitzgerald and the Spartans survived a scare for a 30-20 season-opening win against Toledo on Friday night. Here are quick observations and takeaways from the game:

Looking at Michigan State football's projected depth chart heading into Pat Fitzgerald's debut as the Spartans' coach Friday vs. Toledo (8 p.m./FS1).

Five standout players from Michigan State's season opening win over Toledo

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Joe Rossi wants Michigan State football fans to know this about his defense: That the Spartans "will play our asses off" in Friday opener vs. Toledo.