Spartans advance to B1G Championship after Penn State blowout

WKAR Public Media

Published November 30, 2015 at 12:20 PM EST

R.J. Shelton photo — MSU receiver R.J. Shelton scored on this first quarter pass from Connor Cook against Penn State.

The MSU football team needed a win Saturday to keep their dreams alive, and did they ever come up big! WKAR’s Al Martin was there.

When your center takes a late-game handoff in for a score, it must be the end of a successful Senior Day. But few predicted the kind of success the Spartans would have Saturday.

We talk with WKAR’s Current Sports host Al Martin about the big win over Penn State, and Saturday's Big Ten Championship Game matchup with Iowa in Indianapolis.

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