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FILE - In this September 2005 file photo, Michigan State players Devin Pritchett (63), Nick Smith (93), Terry Love (18) and Eric Smith (36) plant a flag in the center of the field at Notre Dame Stadium following the team's 44-41 overtime victory in South Bend, Ind. Michigan State blew a 21-point before rallying. The victory spoiled the home debut of coach Charlie Weis and gave the Spartans five straight wins at Notre Dame Stadium, so few could blame them for celebrating at the Irish’s 50-yard line. But Notre Dame got its revenge a year later, outscoring Michigan State 19-0 in East Lansing in the fourth quarter for a 40-37 victory. (AP Photo/Joe Raymond, File)
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