We started enforcing it as MLL policy this year. It came about to allow for safety of officials and fans because of the closeness to the playing surface.

Getting back in little routines create a great deal of safety so just getting up in the morning and packing their backpack, coming to the same place, seeing the same people.

First and foremost, the safety and security of our fans remains at the forefront of every event held at Dolphins Stadium. We embrace the National Football League's pat-down mandate.

It wasn't viewed as anything special, it was viewed as an exhibition game. I don't know if any Pittsburgh fans went down to the game.

Without individuals feeling safe and having an environment of safety, they then have reluctance of taking part in the city of being active. They wind up wanting to leave the city. That's more detrimental.

The safety of the athletes and fans is something we take very seriously. If that's what they feel needs to take place, then we support what the schools do.