@Ceo_Branding@espn Ryan Day had no business calling the game. I feel bad for the team that had no choice but to play the plays called. If Ryan Day isn’t fired up and red cheeked he isn’t winning. They were never going to win this game. Day’s ego always steers him wrong.
@PatMcAfeeShow Ryan Day just can’t get out of his own way, he never should have called the game, that isn’t his job and he once again let his pride screw the team!
I’m so sorry you witnessed that. I’m sad for the loss of human life. I’m sad for his wife who is now a widow. I’m sad for his two children who will grow up without their father. I’m sad for every person who was in attendance and witnessed the horrific assassination.
I am disgusted and appalled that people are celebrating the loss of a life. How did our country get so off track that a person is assassinated and there are people celebrating that loss.
We’re in trouble as a country. We are all entitled to our own beliefs. Not one of us should be celebrating the loss of life.
@the_jefferymead Agree! We should not ever celebrate the loss of a human life. His wife just became a widow, his children will grow up without a father. This is not the time to talk politics. The only thing to do right now is mourn the loss of a human life and praying for his young family.
The comments are beyond atrocious. A man lost his life today, a wife became a widow, two children will grow up without their father. As a people we should be mourning the loss of life and praying for his family. It doesn’t matter what Charlie Kirk’s political beliefs were, we are talking about a human being losing his life. It not political, it’s extremely sad.
@themanhatter@BleacherReport@irenekazakos This “woman” is a pathetic display of a “fan”!! A true fan would let the kid have the ball and be happy for him. Go back to Jersey, Karen