The Michigan-MSU finish is even more shocking in dead chipmunk form

A Lansing taxidermist has recreated the dramatic finish to this month’s dramatic Michigan-Michigan State game with the help of some dead rodents.

Remember the guy who made a taxidermy version of the Michigan-Michigan State rivarlry this summer? He’s done it again, this time recreating the dramatic finish to this month’s Wolverines-Spartans game—with dead chipmunks, of course. 

MSU's "Miracle Win" over MIchigan, done in dead chipmunks by taxidermist Nick Saade. Photo by @Judyputnam pic.twitter.com/uuafdhrnC0

— Matt Miller (@MattMillerMLive) October 28, 2015

Lansing taxidermist Nick Saade’s latest creation uses dead rodents to create the scene in the Big House on Oct. 17, when MSU’s Jaeln Watts-Jackson returned a fumble for the game-winning score as time expired.

Spartans win! Taxidermist Nick Saade recreates final second of MSU-UM contest. #lovelansing #spartans pic.twitter.com/2F6KjYhdny

— Judy Putnam (@Judyputnam) October 26, 2015

Saade’s previous morbid diorama was eventually purchased by a Michigan grad from New Jersey for $1,500. Maybe he’ll fetch a higher price for this more dramatic one.

- Dan Gartland