Tim Prince, with Tim O'Malley here from the Media Hotel in New Orleans, the Sheraton.

We had anticipated doing a pregame incident analysis.

This is an incident analysis brought to you by the RVMH Hall of Fame in Alcard, Indiana,

but it's not a pregame because Nordames battle with Georgia here in the Sugar Bowl

has been postponed today.

We're not really here to editorialize on exactly what happened, but Tim O'Malley and I spent

quite a bit of time walking through that intersection on the corner of Connell and Bourbon

Street, including last night.

I went through that intersection four times.

Yeah, it could have.

I mean, and you certainly think about that.

And you went through that intersection a whole bunch of the last few days.

The last few days I've been going down and meeting friends quite often and that's the intersection you use.

It was obviously targeted for that reason.

But it really, I mean, I think most of my family knew I was safe because my 3.15 a.m.

days are far past me.

But, like, as I said, it could have been at any evening hour.

And that would have been an issue there.

And it's, it's, it's impacted a lot more than the football game as well.

Well, no doubt about it and um i mean just our

the personal situation i mean i uh fortunately i left early uh down there yeah 10 people dead 35 injured

or at least 10 i should say dead and growing yeah and uh you know the fbi is declared this is a

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