The team reportedly also directed racial slurs at the opposing team.
High school forced to forfeit football game after players receive gift cards: ‘They are just students’
Brooklyn High School coach Tim McFarland and his players repeatedly used the word “Nazi” as a play call in a game against Beachwood High School. The Brooklyn team stopped using the term in the second half of the game after Beachwood threatened to pull its players from the field, according to statement from Beachwood Schools Superintendent Robert Hardis.
Caleris also stated that Brooklyn High School has been contacted by the Anti-Defamation League of Ohio and hopes to use them as a resource going forward from the incident.
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