By: Brandon Lee

Since the Super Bowl has ended, there was an uproar of positive and negative reaction of how the game ended. The Hornet wanted to get some student responses about their views of the game’s outcome.

Carl Lee, mass communications (Photo: Brandon Lee)

“It was basically pretty objective [because] Tom Brady wasn’t expected to actually lose by 21 points at halftime, so the team went into the locker room together and planned what to do at the second half. In addition, Lady Gaga gave a wonderful performance.”

Sean Richardson, biology (Photo: Brandon Lee)

“I’m not really the biggest fan of Tom Brady; however, he was pretty great at making a comeback from such a [low] score in the beginning of the game to eventually beating the other team.”

Delia Brooks, hospitality, tourism management and human resources (Photo: Brandon Lee)

“I’m not a very big fan of the Patriots at all, and I really wanted the Atlanta team to win. I’m a Steelers fan, and I think the Super Bowl was not great.”

Marcus Trott, psychology (Photo: Brandon Lee)

“The Super Bowl was an amazing game, and it was the best Super Bowl [there] ever was. It was entertaining until the end. One team got up, and one team won the game. I was happy for Tom Brady because of what he had to go through to get there, even when he was caught for making a mistake in the past. However, he gave a great example of never giv[ing] up and [to] keep pushing forward.”

Daniel Marlone, mass communications (Photo: Brandon Lee)

“I don’t really watch football; however, I watched the Super Bowl, and I thought how it was insane how the Falcons were winning at first, and the Patriots came out of nowhere and beat them. My reaction was of pure surprise, and everyone was going crazy.”