Turnover halts Spartans' rally

Taylor Young returns an interception in the fourth quarter.

   Just when it looked like Michigan State was going to make things really interesting, the turnover monster appeared.
  Michigan State had scored to cut Baylor's lead to 41-28, then the Spartans recovered an onside kick to keep momentum going their way.
   That momentum was soon sapped when Michigan State quarterback Connor Cook, trying to avoid a sack, flipped the ball forward - right into the hands of Baylor linebacker Taylor Young.
   Young returned the ball 37 yards and Michigan State saw a chance to cut it to a one-score game evaporate. At least for the time being.