Coach of High School Team That Used 'Nazi' Play Calls Resigns

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Brooklyn City Schools head football coach Tim McFarland resigned Monday in response to his team using a football play with an anti-Semitic name in a game Friday night against Beachwood High School, according to the district in Ohio.

Beachwood had complained that Brooklyn’s coaches were calling a defensive play which they named “Nazi.” It was also alleged that Brooklyn players used racial slurs during the game, as reported by Cleveland CBS affiliate WOIO.

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