Michigan State University Apologizes After Hitler Football Game Fiasco

Hitler‘s despicable picture made a shock look at a Michigan State University soccer sport … and never surprisingly the response was collective disgust, resulting in the school issuing a mea culpa.

The Nazi chief’s ugly mug flashed on an enormous video board overlooking Spartan Stadium Saturday night time … simply earlier than the MSU Spartans kicked off their match-up in opposition to the Michigan Wolverines.

The massive display screen displayed not solely the Fuher’s photograph but additionally a trivia query about his birthplace in Austria.

After all, the screwup did not sit properly with many individuals amid the Israel-Hamas warfare — so that they snapped photos of Hitler’s cameo and posted them on social media.

It did not take lengthy for MSU officers to apologize, whereas additionally blaming the fiasco on a “third-party source.”

In an announcement, MSU’s Affiliate Athletic Director Matt Larson mentioned, “MSU is aware that inappropriate content by a third-party source was displayed on the video board prior to the start of tonight’s football game.”

Larson continued, “We are deeply sorry for the content that was displayed, as this is not representative of our institutional values.”

He additionally promised to by no means once more use the third-party supply, whereas implementing “stronger screening and approval procedures for all video board content in the future.”