Michigan State football spelled 'accurate' wrong in their locker room

The Michigan State football team misspelled the word accurate in an inspiration quote on the locker room door.

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Extra Mustard
Publish date:
Aug 5, 2014

The Michigan State Spartans have a new sign outside their locker room door with an inspirational quote to get the players in the right mindset as they train and prepare for their games.

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Unfortunately, there is a typo right in the middle of the sign, touting "every acurate pass" the team throws.

In defense of whoever was assigned to proofread this, they probably just got so inspired by the power of the quote they could not focus anymore and they missed the error.

[The Big Lead]

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