South Carolina Newspaper Prints Insensitive Headline About QB Ryan Hilinski After Loss

Yikes...

Par for the course in media.

I get that the headline has to do with football only. But how does that get past at least 3 editors and the printing manager? No one in the sports department knew about the charity? They had to have 2 to 3 meetings before it went to press, how does no one catch it?

Somebody has to be fired after this. Period.

There isn't a newspaper in this country with a more adversarial relationship with its hometown team than The State. I have no doubt this wasn't a mistake. You'd have to believe both the author and editor had no idea of the starting QB's brother's suicide (which was national news) and his family's non-profit.

I can't see the headline. I've been having this issue on here lately.

The NYT is taking notes.

The headline shouldn't have been used. What's more egregious is the quote from the story. Why would the writer bring up the hardship of his personal, family tragedy in a story about his poor performance in a game? The two have nothing to do with one another. Can't believe it made it past the editor's desk.

That's terrible. They should be ashamed

That’s pretty much awful journalism.

Should have made a insensitive headline about the Athletic Director for hiring Muschamp

What a cock!

He knew the connection when he wrote it.

That's the problem with today's media...printed or otherwise...they believe they are infallible and print whatever "gotcha" type headline they want without regard humans. And no, I'm no SJW, libtard etc. I hate the media for what they can get away with...and this is just another example of it...and people essentially can not retaliate against them.

Up there with "chink in the armor" headline about Jeremy Linn.

That paper should make a big-arse donation to back up its "sorry" tweet.

Anyone who's not a SJW, liberal, tard, count can realize that the headline has absolutely nothing to do with the Charity and everything to do with him having a bad game. I swear, the world we live in is dying, outrage everywhere has taken over common sense. The article is about a football game ONLY, it's quite possible that the writer didn't even see the connection to the charity because they were focused on the football game and Hilinski's poor performance. People these days need more to do, go out and make the world a better place instead of sitting around waiting for some random connection in the headlines to bitch about.

Who the frick thought this would be a good idea?

"The State Newspaper" thinks a tiny tweet makes up for a full-page horrifically unkind blunder?

Some dumb arse millennial was patting himself on the back when he came up with that clever headline - FAIL