Yeah, we know it’s Christmas Eve. But not everyone is allowed the day off from work! Apparently, the FOX broadcast team covering the game between the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints didn’t get that memo.
For whatever reason, a Michigan State University logo made its way onto the television broadcast during the game.
Whoops 😂 https://t.co/BCu9CkYb6d
— Sports internet (@Sportsinternet1) December 24, 2017
Well, that was random.
Apparently FOX felt the need to show Sparty some more love after finishing the regular season with a 9-3 record, one year after they finished 3-9.
I guess we’ll just chalk this one up to “too much eggnog before the game”!
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