Oregon coach Dan Lanning calls for unity after the assassination of Charlie Kirk

Charlie Kirk’s assassination struck near his home for the Oregon football coach Dan Lanning, who recently discovered that Kirk was a fan of the Ducks.

Lanning presented its condolences to the wife of Kirk, Erika, and their two children after their 34-14 victory against Northwestern on Saturday.

But in an prolonged response concerning the current culture of the United States, Lanning implored the Americans to watch its own locker rooms, saying: “People of this world can learn a lot of (IT).”

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Oregon football coach Dan Lanning offered condolences to Charlie Kirk’s family after Saturday’s victory against Northwestern on Saturday. (Getty Images)

“You enter this locker room, you have guys from different breeds, guys from different backgrounds, different religions, and you have a team that loves. Tons of differences. Hence they come from, what they treat, and finally you have a team that love each other, and I think we are missing in our country,” said Lanning.

Lanning has already talked about armed violence before, and he made his voice heard on Saturday, condemning the “evil” which led to the assassination of Kirk as well as to the children’s shots of the children.

“I recently discovered that Charlie Kirk was a fan of Oregon, right? I did not know that. I was hurting myself for his wife, Erika, and their children. This kind of harm should never exist in our country, and that’s what it is – evil. I remember having to explain this to my family, right?

“But it is just as sad – every day, it seems that we manage a kind of violence that happens in our country, whether it is Colorado schoolchildren or minnesota children in churches. I mean, life counts, and I think we have lost sight of it. But I want the world to learn a little of our locker room, because we have had a group of people.

An honest Kirk memorial at the Timpanogos Regional Hospital is flooded with posters “We Love You, Charlie”, American flowers and flags. More panels and flowers have been placed for Kirk on the University of Utah Valley campus. (Fox News Digital / Deirdre Heavey)

The Dodgers emergency launcher, Blake Treinen, pays tribute to Charlie Kirk on Mound with a personalized hat

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

“I just know that – I love you. I love you absolutely, right? And life is important. And there is no way that Charlie knows, that his family feels, there is no way that this evil exists in this world.”

Lanning then called for a reform of firearms for “patients” and more protection for children in schools.

“And we must continue to identify it and emphasize it and ensure that it is absolutely bad. There is no reason in the world that our children, that we have to worry about sending our children to school. It is not our most precious merchandise in the world. They should be protected. And reality is that there is simply not much good sense on both sides.

Oregon head coach Dan Lanning called for a firearm reform for “patients”. (Ben Lonergan / The Register-Guard / USA Today Network via Imagn Images)

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“Common sense says:” Oh, it’s mental health, right? “Common sense says:” Oh, these are weapons. What do you know?

A suspect, Tyler Robinson, is in detention after Kirk’s assassination.

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