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No. 5 Penn State locked up its first Bowl Championship Series bid after the Nittany Lions beaten Michigan State Spartans 31-22 on Saturday to win their first Big Ten title in eleven years.

Michael Robinson ran for about 90 yards and a touchdown and passed for another, and Alan Zemaitis had three interceptions for Penn State (10-1, 6-1). Coming off a 4-7 football season, Penn State tied Ohio State for the Big Ten lead but will get the league's automatic BCS bid because the Lions beat the Buckeyes in October. Michigan State Spartans (5-6, 2-6), which started the season 4-0, finished it with six losses in seven games to post consecutive losing seasons for the first time since 1991-1992. Zemaitis' second pick came in third quarter, and he returned it 17 yards to the Michigan State Spartans 4. Robinson threw a 3-yard TD pass to Deon Butler moments later for a 24-7 third-quarter lead.

Paterno, pant-cuffs rolled and kept warm on a cold, windy night by a long, dark winter coat, hardly reacted to the score, turning away to begin pacing the sideline as his players celebrated. Win No. 353 gave Paterno his first Big Ten title since 1994, when Kerry Collins and Ki-Jana Carter were piling up big numbers during Penn State's second year in the league. Michigan State Spartans looked as if it might be the surprise team in the Big Ten after beating Notre Dame in September, but coach John L. Smith's Spartans lost successive heartbreakers to Michigan and Ohio State in October and never improved.

But the Michigan State Spartans couldn't be accused of quitting in this one, even after trailing 17-0 at half. Jason Teague had a 25-yard touchdown run and receiver Jerramy Scott ran 4 yards for a score on a direct snap to make it 24-14 after three quarters. Michigan State Spartans was on the edge of making it even tighter, driving to the Penn State 11 at the beginning of the fourth quarter. But Drew Stanton was sacked by Jay Alford for a 13-yard loss and Michigan State Spartans botched the snap and hold on a 43-yard field goal attempt, never even getting a kick off.