Students have began to set up their tents in preparation for a long night at the Izzone Campout. @thesnews pic.twitter.com/tKaYcyi0FI

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 21, 2016

Some setups were more interesting than others, however.

There's an unmanned Olympic themed tent, possibly belonging to the Jamaican Bobsled Team. @thesnews pic.twitter.com/yis6QkgoDF

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 21, 2016

Not long into the evening, students got started with some games to keep themselves entertained.

Some students played various forms of basketball.

Some students have organized a game of lightning to pass the time. @thesnews pic.twitter.com/ENMEBFV7yf

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 21, 2016

As the night gets colder, students are doing whatever they can to stay warm. These students have picked up a game of basketball. @thesnews pic.twitter.com/YDUwlkjQee

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 21, 2016

While some students played some more interesting games, like “Spike Ball,” which kinesiology freshman Grant Wallace said is "kind of like volleyball, except you just hit the ball on the trampoline."

Freshman Kinesiology major Grant Wallace and his buddies were playing "spike ball" to keep themselves entertained. @thesnews pic.twitter.com/LvJPHHG4Ik

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 21, 2016

Aside from the fun and games, students had to find ways to stay warm through the long night.

Bio-systems engineering Sophomore Jacob Duckworth is already having trouble staying warm. @thesnews pic.twitter.com/xbWMw3D6aU

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 21, 2016

"I brought two pairs of socks, two coats and a winter hat," biosystems engineering sophomore Jacob Duckworth said. "In reality, though, I'm not staying warm."

For some students, this wasn’t their first time fighting through the cold to hold onto their Izzone points.

Hospitality Business Senior Caleb Vanzee said his izzone campout traditions include being cold and grilling. @thesnews pic.twitter.com/Cu2eEE22Xq

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 21, 2016

There was a short lull in the middle of the evening as students left the cold to watch the hockey game.

Munn Field is starting to feel empty as students start to file into Munn Arena for the hockey game. @thesnews

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 21, 2016

After the game was over and the students were ready for the rest of the night, the festivities got going again. 

The hockey game is over, which means it's time for more Izzone Campout action. Of course, this includes more Spike Ball.

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 22, 2016

In addition to the night's most popular game making its return, mechanical engineering and elementary special education sophomores Jamie Ogranaj and Caroline Dimas and their friends decided to take up some Halloween-themed activities.

Mech. engineering and elementary special ed. sophomores Jamie Ogranaj and Caroline Dimas and friends are carving pumpkins to pass the time. pic.twitter.com/kfDu6oKzlE

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 22, 2016

After the students had gotten cold enough, head basketball coach Tom Izzo and his players arrived at Munn Field.

Tom Izzo and players come out to greet the crowd at the Izzone Campout. @thesnews pic.twitter.com/gEyeyS0vPS

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 22, 2016

MSU Basketball Player Kenny Goins plays Spike Ball with some students. @thesnews pic.twitter.com/9SGWahF4AT

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 22, 2016

In addition to games, several players joined the crowd and danced with the students.

MSU Players and students dancing to "The Wobble" @thesnews pic.twitter.com/haCcBOujnc

— Brendan (@baxter_brendan) October 22, 2016

With another Izzone campout in the books, students now have basketball season to look forward to, where the Spartans look for another successful season under Izzo.