Michigan State's Robert Wright Jr. Vomits During 2-Point Try in 30-20 Win

Q: What bizarre moment nearly derailed Michigan State's crucial two-point conversion before Robert Wright Jr. saved the day?

The bizarre moment was that Michigan State right tackle Robert Wright Jr. vomited immediately after the snap during the two-point conversion play. Despite throwing up right in front of a rushing Toledo defender, Wright stayed engaged long enough to help finish his block. That gave quarterback Alessio Milivojevic enough time to complete the conversion pass to Rodney Bullard Jr. What could have become a disastrous breakdown instead turned into one of the game’s strangest and most memorable plays, helping Michigan State stretch its lead to 27-20 late in the fourth quarter.

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 5

Robert Wright Jr. vomited mid-play as Michigan State ran a two-point conversion early in the fourth quarter against Toledo, an unusual moment during the Spartans' 30-20 season-opening win.
A 5-yard touchdown from Alessio Milivojevic to Rodney Bullard Jr. had just put Michigan State back in front, and the successful conversion stretched the lead to seven.
The play came in Pat Fitzgerald's debut as Michigan State coach, with the Spartans pulling away from Toledo after trailing by one point before the touchdown.
The sequence quickly became the game's standout viral clip on a weekend that marked the first full slate of the 2026 college football season.