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,

Michigan State's Robert Wright Jr. unleashed a vomit-filled two-point conversion block in Pat Fitzgerald's debut win over Toledo Friday night.

Pat Fitzgerald reflected on his long absence from the sidelines and return as the Michigan State football coach.

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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.

He logged the highest offensive grade among the O-linemen at 69.5, primarily from an 85.6 pass-blocking grade. The FCS All-American transfer from North Dakota State is looking like one of the best acquisitions of the offseason early on.

Even though Michigan State won 30-20 in its opener against Toledo, it was evident that Wright lost his lunch during the fourth quarter. As the Spartans were attempting a two-point conversion in the fourth quarter, Wright vomited all over the field.