Ohio high school football coach resigns after repeated use of antisemitic language by team

Brooklyn High School football coach resigned after his team repeatedly used the term "Nazi" as a play call against a largely Jewish school.
Beachwood High School, the opposing team, threatened to pull players off the field over the offensive language.
In addition to the play calls, Brooklyn players directed racial slurs toward Beachwood players during the game.
The school district and coach apologized, with the coach resigning over the incident.
This comes amid rising reports of antisemitic incidents in high schools nationwide.