Malik Hall’s moms quote.

Talk about bringing some perspective. I’m still not sure we should have asked them to play.

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Personally, I wouldn’t have played that game, but that’s jmo and I’m not going to criticize the decision to play. I just didn’t think we should be playing on the same day two of our students were being eulogized at their funerals.

I see both sides to this. And neither one is right or wrong. It's really about how someone internalizes/deals with these things.

There's the side of: You can't let the shooter continue having this power over you. You can't let this fear rule your life. Life goes on.

Other side: But people died and are hurting from an evil act that is so random, what's to say it won't happen again? How can I think/function, when a shooting can happen at any moment? I don't feel safe.

It's all valid.