Michigan State lineman vomits during two-point conversion in dramatic win over Toledo
During a fourth-quarter two-point attempt, Michigan State right tackle Robert Wright Jr. vomited on the snap but stayed in the play as the Spartans secured a 30-20 victory.
Michigan State’s offensive line saw an unusual incident in the fourth quarter when right tackle Robert Wright Jr. vomited at the moment of the snap during a two-point conversion attempt. Despite the disruption, Wright continued to block a Toledo defender, and quarterback Alessio Milivojevic connected with Rodney Bullard Jr. for a touchdown that gave the Spartans a seven-point lead. The Spartans ultimately won 30-20, overcoming an early fourth-quarter deficit against the Mid-American Conference opponent.
Wright, a redshirt junior who transferred from Georgia Southern after a broken arm season, is part of the revamped line under coach Pat Fitzgerald, who returned after a legal dispute with Northwestern. The game also featured a viral moment when running back Cam Edwards’ pants fell after a tackle, and the Spartans will next host Eastern Michigan before facing No. 4 Notre Dame.
Why it matters
The incident highlights the Spartans' resilience and the challenges of integrating new players amid a program rebuild.
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