EAST LANSING, Mich.
For three hours and 23 minutes, Spartan Stadium’s silver bleachers were empty and drenched.
Fans spent the delay under cover in either Munn Ice Arena or lecture halls across Michigan State’s campus, watching college football on projector screens. Steelers running back and Spartans legend Le’Veon Bell took photos with well-wishers to kill time in the press box, where some writers fired up Netflix.
During those 203 minutes, everyone in East Lansing was restless — including the Nittany Lions.
Still, No. 24 Michigan State dealt with the same less-than-ideal situation and capitalized, using that advantage to help upset No.