During Michigan State's season-opening 30-20 win over Toledo on Friday, right tackle Robert Wright Jr. vomited extensively on the field immediately after the snap during a fourth-quarter two-point conversion attempt. Despite the incident, Wright completed his blocking assignment, holding off a stunting defensive lineman to protect quarterback Alessio Milivojevic, and the conversion was successful, extending Michigan State's lead to eight points.

The moment came shortly after Milivojevic had connected with Rodney Bullard Jr. on a five-yard touchdown pass to put the Spartans ahead for good, prompting head coach Pat Fitzgerald's staff to attempt the two-point conversion rather than kick an extra point. The win marked the start of Fitzgerald's tenure as Michigan State's head coach, with the Spartans opening the college football season a day ahead of the sport's main Saturday schedule.