Oregon's coach Dan Laning calls for unity after the murder of Charlie Kirk

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Murder on Charlie Kirk Blow to the house for Oregon Football head coach Dan Lening, who recently learned that Kirk was a fan of ducks.

Laning expressed sympathy for the wife Kirk Eric and their two children after them 34-14 win in the northwest on Saturday.

But in a long response regarding the modern culture of the United States, Laning urged Americans to look at their own locker rooms, saying: “People in this world can learn a lot (this).”

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Oregon’s football head coach Dan Laning expressed condolences to Charlie Kirk’s family after winning the North Saturday on Saturday on Saturday. (Getti Image)

“You go to this locker room, you have guys of different races, guys of different layers, different religions, and you have a team that loves one another. Tones of disagreement. Where they are dealing with, and ultimately you have a team that loves each other, and I think we are missing some of this in our country.”

Raning was previously opened about violence with weapons, and he heard his voice again on Saturday, condemning “evil”, leading to the murder of a kirk, as well as the death of children’s shooting.

“I recently learned that Charlie Kirk was a fan of Oregon, huh? I didn’t know it. I hurt his wife Eryka and their children. Such evil should never exist in our country, and that’s what it is – evil. I remember how to explain it to my family, Laning said.

“But it’s just as sad -every day it seems that we are dealing with some violence that is happening in our country, whether it will be schoolchildren in Colorado or children in Minnesota in churches. There is, there’s a little something. “

The memorial that honors Kirk at the Timpanogos Regional Hospital, flooded with posters “We love you, Charlie”, flowers and American flags. For Kirk, there were still signs and flowers on the university town of Utah. (Fox News Digital/Deirdre HeaVE)

Dodgers Relief Pitcher Blake Trenene pays tribute to Charlie Kirk on a mound with a personalized hat

Laning also had a powerful message for those who disagreed with him on political and social issues.

“I just know it – I love you. I absolutely love you, right? And life is important. And there is no way to survive Charlie, that his family is going through, there is no way to exist in this world.”

Laning then called for weapons reform for “sick” and greater protection of children in schools.

“And we must continue to identify and note this and make sure it is absolutely evil. There is no reason in the world that our children should worry about sending children to school. This is our most valuable product in the world. They need to be defended. And in reality there is that just not much common sense on both sides.