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HAIL DEAR 'OLE STATE !!! 7 8 WHEREAS, the Mississippi State University MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE REGULAR SESSION 2012 By: Senator(s) Ward, Carmichael, Browning, To: Rules Jackson (15th), Burton, Brown, Clarke, Harkins, Montgomery, Moran, Doty, Fillingane, Gandy, Gollott, Hale SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 508 1 A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION COMMENDING AND CONGRATULATING THE 2 MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY "BULLDOGS" FOOTBALL TEAM AND COACH 3 DAN MULLEN FOR THEIR IMPRESSIVE VICTORY IN THE MUSIC CITY BOWL ON 4 DECEMBER 30, 2011. 5 6 HAIL DEAR 'OLE STATE !!! 7 8 WHEREAS, the Mississippi State University "Bulldogs" Football 9 Team, led by Coach Dan Mullen and MVP Vick Ballard, dispatched 10 Wake Forest 23-17 in the Music City Bowl in Nashville, Tennessee, 11 on Friday, December 30, 2011, in front of an announced crowd of 12 55,208 at LP Field. This was the Bulldog's 5th consecutive bowl 13 victory and second consecutive under Coach Mullen. Never mind 14 that the Bulldogs finished 7-6 in a season that started with a top 15 25. State was all smiles afterward, its players slapping hands 16 with fans in the end zone and the team gathering to sing the Alma 17 Mater; and 18 WHEREAS, Mississippi State brought a large majority of the 19 crowd, some 30,000, who rang their cowbells on a relatively mild 20 night for late December. "I told you we would paint the town 21 maroon tonight," Coach Mullen said; and 22 WHEREAS, Mississippi State won in large part due to a pair of 23 long touchdown runs by Vick Ballard, who was playing in his final 24 collegiate game. Ballard scored on a 60-yard run in the first 25 quarter and a 72-yard run in the fourth quarter, the latter of 26 which helped space out the lead. Ballard ran for a career-high 27 180 yards on 14 carries, second-most by a Mississippi State player 28 in a bowl; and S. C. R. No. 508 *SS02/R461* N1/2 12/SS02/R461 PAGE 1 29 WHEREAS, quarterback Chris Reif started for the Bulldogs and 30 played the whole game. Reif ran for 64 yards and threw for 129 31 yards and a touchdown with two interceptions; and 32 WHEREAS, Mississippi State entered the bowl game with 33 33 consecutive wins when it was leading after the third quarter. The 34 Bulldogs' 34th win was secured on Ballard's 72-yard score and two 35 failed Wake Forest fourth down conversions in the final minutes. 36 "It's big for the team and for Mississippi State University, 37 because we go out with a winning season and won a great bowl 38 game," Ballard said; and 39 Whereas, MSU's star defensive tackle Fletcher Cox, a 40 first-team All-SEC selection, is projected by many NFL analysts as 41 a first-round selection in this year's pro draft. As one of the 42 great defensive linemen in the SEC, Fletcher finished the season 43 with 14 1/2 tackles for loss, including five sacks, and two 44 blocked field goals in 2011. If Fletcher Cox is selected in the 45 first round as projected in 2011, MSU will have first-round 46 selections in consecutive years (Derek Sherrod in 2012) for the 47 first time since 1982-1983 (Glen Collins/Johnie Cooks); and 48 WHEREAS, the Bulldogs have capitalized off the field, too, 49 using the football momentum to sell out 16 consecutive home games, 50 create a waiting list for season tickets and draw up plans to 51 expand their home stadium; and 52 WHEREAS, the 2011 Bulldog roster is: Chad Bumphis, WR; 53 Robert Elliott, RB; Brandon Heavens, WR; Charles Mitchell, DB; 54 Nickoe Whitley, DB; Dylan Favre, QB; Wade Bonner, DB; Chris Smith, 55 WR; Brandon Maye, LB; Cameron Lawrence, LB; Ricco Sanders, WR; 56 Chris Hughes, LB; Jonathan Banks, DB; Chris Relf, QB; Dak 57 Prescott, QB; Jameon Lewis, WR; Tyler Russell, QB; Brandon Hill, 58 TE; Arceto Clark, WR; Louis Watson, DB; Matthew Wells, LB; 59 Sylvester Hemphill, FB; Jamerson Love, DB; Corey Broomfield, DB; 60 Damein Anderson, DB; LaDarius Perkins, RB; Vick Ballard, RB; Nick 61 Griffin, RB; Jay Hughes, DB; Sam Williams, WR; Marcus Green, TE; S. C. R. No. 508 *SS02/R461* 12/SS02/R461 PAGE 2 62 Jamie Jones, LB; Ivan Muniz, ATH; Josh Robinson, RB; Adrian 63 Marcus, FB; James Baldwin, ATH; Taveze Calhoun, DB; Dee Arrington, 64 DB; Baker Swedenburg, P; Derek DePasquale, K; Marvin Bure, DB; 65 Derrick Milton, RB; William Shumpert, FB; Christian Holmes, LB; 66 Zachary Jackson, DB; Kendrick Market, WR; Darius Slay, DB; Kasey 67 Akins, ATH; Asian Ruff, ATH; Taylor Higgason, ATH; Jonathan 68 Phillips, ATH; Benardick McKinney, LB; Deontae Skinner, LB; 69 Ferlando Bohanna, LB; Brian Egan, K; Trevor Stigers, DL; Quentin 70 Saulsberry, OL; Corvell Harrison-Gay, DL; Ethan McKee, ATH; 71 Brandon Wilson, LB; Archie Muniz, OL; Devin Jones, DL; Gabe 72 Jackson, OL; Addison Lawrence, OL; Dillon Day, OL; Eric Lawson, 73 OL; Daniel Knox, OL; Derrick Roos, ATH; Ben Beckwith, ATH; Tobias 74 Smith, OL; Templeton Hardy, OL; Corbin Stewart, ATH; Allen Rucker, 75 ATH; Justin Malone, OL; Sam Watts, OL; Winston Chapman, ATH; 76 Hunter Cunningham, ATH; Paul Thompson, ATH; Dewayne Cherrington, 77 ATH; Blaine Clausell, OL; Joey Trapp, OL; James Carmon, OL; Damien 78 Robinson, OL; Nick Redmond, OL; Malcolm Johnson, WR; Robert 79 Johnson, WR; Rufus Warren, TE; Randy Moulds, ATH; Reed Gordon, SN; 80 Joe Morrow, WR; Michael Carr, WR; Devin Fosselman, WR; William 81 Berg, P; McKellar Proffitt, ATH; Allen Tolbert, ATH; John Harris, 82 DL; Preston Smith, DL; Kaleb Eulls, DL; P.J. Jones, DL; Fletcher 83 Cox, DL; James Maiden, DL; Shane McCardell, DL; Josh Boyd, DL; 84 Curtis Virges, DL; and Sean Ferguson, DL; Dan Mullen, Head Coach; 85 Assistant Coaches: Geoff Collins, John Hevesy, Tony Hughes, Greg 86 Knox, Les Koenning, Angelo Mirando, Scott Sallach, Melvin Smith 87 and Chris Wilson; Jon Clark, Assistant AD/Football Operations; 88 Matt Balis, Head Strength Coach; Rockey Felker, Director of Player 89 Personnnel/High School Relations; and Mark Ouimet, Assistant 90 Recruiting Coordinator, and 91 WHEREAS, the nation witnessed Mullen's Maroons do it again, 92 and it is with great pride that we recognize this group of student 93 athletes, their parents and coaches, who have brought honor to 94 their university, their community and to the State of Mississippi: S. C. R. No. 508 *SS02/R461* 12/SS02/R461 PAGE 3 95 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF 96 MISSISSIPPI, THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CONCURRING THEREIN, That 97 we do hereby commend and congratulate the Mississippi State 98 University "Bulldogs" Football Team and third-year Head Coach Dan 99 Mullen for their impressive victory against the Wake Forest "Demon 100 Deacons" in the Music City Bowl on December 30, 2011, and for 101 their outstanding 2011 Regular Season, and extend our best wishes 102 to the team, coaches and administration on this auspicious 103 occasion. 104 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That this resolution be presented to 105 the MSU "Bulldogs" Football Team and Coach Dan Mullen, forwarded 106 to MSU President Mark E. Keenum and the Board of Trustees of State 107 Institutions of Higher Learning and made available to the Capitol 108 Press Corps. S. C. R. No. 508 *SS02/R461* 12/SS02/R461 ST: Congratulate Mississippi State University PAGE 4 "Bulldogs" Football Team and Coach Dan Mullen on impressive Music City Bowl victory. .
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