The Rock Loves Michigan State Coach Mark Dantonio's 'Moana' Moment

Just bring it?

The Michigan State Spartans are having a bit of a bounce-back season. Their record stands at 6-2 after winning three games all of last season, and they currently sit at No. 24 in the AP Top 25 college football poll.

The Spartans hit a bump in the road on Saturday, falling 39-31 to Northwestern in triple overtime. However, their stoic head coach, Mark Dantonio, was able to show his lighter side in his weekly press conference.

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A cell phone ringer featuring a song from the Walt Disney Co DIS movie "Moana," written by Lin-Manuel Miranda and performed by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, started playing in the middle of the presser. The phone belonged to a reporter, but it drew a laugh from Dantonio, a man known for showing little emotion during the season.

While it might not be the coach's phone, The Rock still approves, tweeting, "LOVE THIS. I've played for coaches who remain bad ass and stoic thru ANYTHING. Coach Mark knows damn well he wants to bring into song!"

Watch closely and for a nano second, Coach D was ready to smile big. Props for staying in the moment. Sing it loud and proud coach!https://t.co/aEoSwlObEi

— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) October 30, 2017