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.

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

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.

In a gross scene that unfolded during the fourth quarter Friday night, Michigan State offensive lineman Robert Wright Jr. vomited mid-snap as the Spartans attempted a two-point conversion. As quarterback Alessio Milivojevic dropped back,

Photos from the Michigan State football game vs. Toledo at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026.

A Michigan State college football player vomited during a two-point conversion against Toledo and still held his block.

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

Note: Refresh this page throughout Michigan State-Toledo to see the latest updates Fourth Quarter 13:47 — Michigan State is stopped short on 4th and 1 and two plays later Connor Walendzak finds a gap and runs 71 yards for a touchdown.

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).

These four takes on MSU's season opener seem improbable, but in reality, the Spartans' stars could truly pull off something special.

EAST LANSING – Nick Sheridan’s first game at Spartan Stadium was the 1998 season opener against Colorado State. He was 10 years old and, as the son of Michigan State linebackers coach Bill Sheridan, recalled the No.