Hundreds Gather, Few Arrested After Michigan State Loss To Duke [PHOTOS]

EAST LANSING (AP) — A gathering of hundreds of Michigan State University students at an off-campus apartment complex after the Spartans' loss to Duke in the NCAA Final Four has largely broken up.

Most of the students outside the apartment complex chanted, "Go Green!, Go White!" on Saturday. But Detroit media outlets reported that a handful of people were detained, including two who were throwing fruit.

Two people taken into custody for throwing a bagel against a @wxyzdetroit news van. #cedarvillage pic.twitter.com/10XhP9nmp1
— Russ McNamara (@McNamaraWDET) April 5, 2015

The scene right now in Cedar Village. Relatively quiet and free of debauchery. Update coming on @WWJ950 pic.twitter.com/UTGrnNa0jt
— Russ McNamara (@McNamaraWDET) April 5, 2015

'Twas no bagel that hit the Channel 7 van. We have citrus being violated in Cedar Village. #RIPLemon @WWJ950 pic.twitter.com/XEv6kFXZ1x
— Russ McNamara (@McNamaraWDET) April 5, 2015

Police here in Cedar Village calling it a night. 4 arrests, 2 fires & 2 destroyed lemons are the prelim numbers. pic.twitter.com/rGyRBq9gcM
— Russ McNamara (@McNamaraWDET) April 5, 2015

Better view for ELPD from on top of the apartments. #CedarVillage pic.twitter.com/eY1XJabMuH
— Russ McNamara (@McNamaraWDET) April 5, 2015

All quiet in Cedar Village. So far... Details tops and bottoms on @WWJ950 pic.twitter.com/ZBZXrp8pwo
— Russ McNamara (@McNamaraWDET) April 5, 2015

Within a couple of hours, most of the students had left or returned to their apartments.

Ten people were arrested for disorderly conduct after hundreds gathered Sunday outside the apartment complex following Michigan State's victory over Louisville in the tournament's Elite Eight. Bagels were thrown, but no injuries were reported.