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Associated Press
Wednesday, October 19, 2005 RALEIGH, N.C. -- The company that produces images and content for the Jumbotron at North Carolina State home games has apologized to the university for an offensive image that appeared onscreen during last week's game against Clemson. CanesVision, which is owned by the NHL's Carolina Hurricanes and also produces content for the hockey team, has reprimanded employees involved in the incident, a team official said Wednesday through spokesman Kyle Hanlin. It was unclear how many employees were ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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