“We’ve let them know that we’re here for them for anything,” one Mountain View player said.
MOUNTAIN VIEW — No one would blame the Mountain View High School football team if it chose not to play its home game Friday against Live Oak.rocked their program and ignited an outpouring of community support.
“We’re talking about putting stickers with her initials on our helmets, and with Dillon’s number on it,” said Alex Bocchieri, a senior middle linebacker on the team. “We’re gonna carry this loss with us through the rest of the season, and it’s going to be on our minds.”fundraiser for the Daniels family had received over 1,000 donations totaling $109,000 as of Wednesday afternoon, more than double the original goal of $50,000.
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