Pop Warner Determines Coach Did Not Use N-Word In Postgame Incident

Pop Warner has actually concluded its examination into accusations a male shouted the n-word at an opposing group’s coaches in a postgame incident last month … and identified he did NOT use racially-charged language.

We broke the story — an assistant coach for the Highlands Ranch Mountain Lions in Colorado was implicated of tossing the slur towards Hamden Hurricanes (CT) staffers at the groups’ hotel in Orlando following their match in the Div. 2 12U quarterfinals of the Pop Warner National Championships on Dec. 3

TMZ Sports has actually discovered … the youth football company formed a committee of 3 independent local vice directors to evaluate video footage of the run-in.

Pop Warner states the committee concluded the assistant coach in fact utilized a various negative word when addressing the Hamden Hurricanes (CT) staffers … stating, “The coach did not use the ‘N’ word, as had been alleged.”

“The review found that the coach said the other team would have been beat by ‘a bunch of f***ing m****ts’ had the game been officiated differently,” the declaration states.

“He used the word ‘m****ts’ to describe his own undersized team.”

The coach was cleared of utilizing a racial slur, however PW still bied far a one-year suspension for “using profanity and acting in a manner that reflects negatively on Pop Warner.”