Geiger’s toe trips Buckeyes in last second MSU victory

WKAR Public Media

Published November 23, 2015 at 11:35 AM EST

Michael Geiger photo — MSU kicker Michael Geiger celebrates the game-winning kick at the end of the Spartans 17-14 victory in Columbus.

After nearly 60 minutes of smash-mouth Big 10 football, it was Michael Geiger’s toe that put away the Buckeyes. Current Sports host Al Martin talks about MSU’s huge win over Ohio State Saturday.

As MSU fans looked ahead to this year’s showdown with the favored Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium, who could have imagined Coach Mark Dantonio’s backup quarterback shuffle strategy leading to a stunning Spartans victory?

Current State talks with WKAR’s Current Sports host Al Martin about the win in Columbus and Saturday's regular season finale with Penn State with a trip to the Big Ten championship game on the line.

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