Penn State sophomore guard Jermaine Marshall powers past Durrell Summers of Michigan State during the first half of the Nittany Lions' 66-62 victory over the No. 18-ranked Spartans in the Bryce Jordan Center on Saturday, Jan. 8.

Penn State Blue Band alumnus Michael Barasch stands and dances from his spot in the Alumni Blue Band for a "dance for your dinner" promotion which took place during a timeout at Saturday's men's basketball game against Michigan State. Both Barasch and the Nittany Lions ended up winning their respective competitions - Barasch acquired a Damon's gift certificate, and Penn State picked up a 66-62 victory against the No. 18 Spartans.

Andrew Jones, a senior Penn State forward, eyes up Michigan State defender Draymond Green (right) during the first half of the 66-62 victory over the No. 18 Michigan State Spartans in the Bryce Jordan Center on Saturday, Jan. 8.

Giant cardboard cutouts of celebrities Betty White and Taylor Swift are held aloft during a foul shot by Michigan State center Derrick Nix during the second half of the men's basketball game held in the Bryce Jordan Center on Saturday, Jan. 8. The Nittany Lions beat the No. 18 Spartans 66-62.

The Penn State cheerleaders, Nittany Lion and Penn State Alumni Pep Band entertained the crowd and got them cheering during a time-out shortly before the end of the game in which the Nittany Lions upset No. 18 Michigan State 66-62 in the Bryce Jordan Center on Saturday afternoon, Jan. 8.

Jubilant fans swarmed the court to celebrate Penn State's 66-62 upset of #18 Michigan State Saturday afternoon (Jan. 8) at the Bryce Jordan Center. Penn State is home again on Tuesday, Jan. 11, when Illinois comes to town for a 9 p.m. matchup.