Michigan State senior hockey player Jagger Joshua released a statement on Twitter Monday night claiming that an Ohio State player used a racial slur on multiple occasions during the Spartans’ Nov. 11 game against the Buckeyes. Joshua says that a game official overheard the slur and issued a game misconduct to the OSU player. OSU’s Kamil Sadlocha received a game misconduct at the 10:39 mark of the second period in that game. Sadlocha played in both of OSU’s games against Notre Dame the following weekend. Joshua said in his statement that the Big Ten had conducted an investigation in the days after the incident but that no action had been taken by the league. “The inaction has left me feeling confused and pessimistic about the movement of diversity within hockey culture,” Joshua said in his statement. “The ignorance of racism does not belong in our game, and I feel that…
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