(KSL) Football stadiums always feel a little emptier during the off-season.
The field outside Utah's Herriman High School feels emptier than normal, but Celestia Muai had to come here.
"A lot of people loved my boy. He was a good boy," said Muai.
The gridiron is where Muai says her son would have been a star.
She was looking forward to watching her son play football on Friday nights for Herriman High School. Instead, she's planning his funeral.
Muai says her son Tua was playing a dangerous game this past weekend with some friends at his South Jordan home called the "fainting game."
It involves choking yourself or a friend to the point of passing out to give some type of rush. It cost Tua his life.
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