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A field pass inside Michigan State’s Big Ten Championship celebration

Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports

Michigan State took home the Big Ten Championship on Saturday night, thanks in part to some extraordinary extra effort on a touchdown run by LJ Scott. After the clock finally hit zeroes the full celebration was on. There was plenty of dancing and yelling and even singing of the fight song.

Here is what it all looked like from right inside of it thanks to video from SB Nation’s Steven Godfrey.

Not pictured in there is Michigan State quarterback Connor Cook accepting the MVP award. Not only was he MVP of the game, he also proved to be MVP of awkward handshakes with Archie Griffin. (Cook noted he meant no disrespect and was just caught up in the moment.)

Have a blast Michigan State, you earned it.

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