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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE REGULAR SESSION 2013 By MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE REGULAR SESSION 2013 By: Senator(s) Watson, McDaniel, Tollison, To: Rules Hopson, Chassaniol, Burton, Brown, Fillingane, Parks, Butler (38th), Jackson (11th), Jackson (32nd), Lee, Parker, Simmons (12th), Stone, Kirby SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 542 1 A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION COMMENDING AND CONGRATULATING 2 UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI QUARTERBACK "BO" WALLACE FOR WINNING THE 3 2012 C SPIRE CONERLY TROPHY. 4 WHEREAS, University Mississippi quarterback "Bo" Wallace won 5 the 2012 C Spire Conerly Trophy on November 27, 2012, at the 6 Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame. The four other finalists were 7 Mississippi State cornerback Johnathan Banks, Southern Mississippi 8 defensive end Jamie Collins, Delta State offensive lineman Kendall 9 Hunter and Jackson State receiver Rico Richardson; and 10 WHEREAS, Bo Wallace was the backup quarterback at Arkansas 11 State two years ago, and a bona fide SEC prospect when he was in 12 high school at Giles County in Pulaski, Tennessee. Now he has 13 been honored as the best college football player in Mississippi. 14 Wallace received the trophy during a special awards program in 15 Jackson at the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and Museum from 16 Master of Ceremonies Rick Cleveland, the Mississippi Sports Hall 17 of Fame Executive Director, and Jim Richmond, Vice President of S. C. R. No. 542 *SS01/R303* ~ OFFICIAL ~ N1/2 13/SS01/R303 PAGE 1 (cc\tb) 18 Corporate Communications for C Spire Wireless, title sponsor of 19 the award since 1998; and 20 WHEREAS, now in its 17th year, the Conerly Trophy presented 21 by C Spire Wireless is named after the late Charlie Conerly, the 22 only football inductee in the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame who 23 was an All-American at a Mississippi university, an NFL Rookie of 24 the Year and NFL All-Pro member and quarterbacked a team to a 25 World Championship. Wallace, a sophomore from Pulaski, Tennessee, 26 joins four other Ole Miss Rebels as former winners of the coveted 27 award - quarterbacks Stewart Patridge (1997) and Eli Manning (2001 28 and 2003), running back Deuce McAllister (1999) and linebacker 29 Patrick Willis (2006). Wallace started every game for Ole Miss 30 this year, and his 3,206 total offensive yards make him only the 31 second player in school history to eclipse 3,000 yards in a season 32 behind Eli Manning, who reached that total twice during his Ole 33 Miss career. Wallace's 8 rushing touchdowns are the most by a 34 Rebel quarterback since Eli's father, Archie, in 1969; and 35 WHEREAS, Wallace was fantastic in the head-to-head matchup 36 against Mississippi State's secondary in the Egg Bowl, throwing 37 for 294 yards and five touchdowns in a 41-24 victory over the 38 Bulldogs. Even Wallace was surprised he won, but said "it 39 underscores just how important the Egg Bowl rivalry can be"; and 40 WHEREAS, the Conerly Trophy is voted on by 50 news media 41 members throughout Mississippi; and S. C. R. No. 542 *SS01/R303* ~ OFFICIAL ~ 13/SS01/R303 PAGE 2 (cc\tb) 42 WHEREAS, the 6'4", 204-pound sophomore helped lead the Rebels 43 to a 6-6 record this season, which was a huge improvement after a 44 2-10 year in 2011. He has thrown for 2,843 yards, 19 touchdowns 45 and 15 interceptions this season. He has also rushed for 363 46 yards and team-leading eight touchdowns; and 47 WHEREAS, six weeks after closing out its regular season by 48 defeating No. 24 Mississippi State to bring home the Egg Bowl 49 Trophy for the first time since 2008, Ole Miss (7-6) ripped Pitt 50 in the BBVA Compass Bowl on January 5, 2013, in Birmingham, 51 Alabama (38-17). It was Ole Miss' first bowl appearance since 52 topping Oklahoma State 21-7 in the 2010 AT&T Cotton Bowl. The 38 53 points scored by Ole Miss is a BBVA Compass Bowl record. Ole Miss 54 sophomore quarterback Bo Wallace, the BBVA Compass Bowl MVP, 55 finished the game 22-32 passing for 151 yards with 3 touchdowns 56 and 2 interceptions. Wallace completed his eighth consecutive 57 pass to start the game with a 27-yard touchdown pass to senior 58 wide receiver Randall Mackey. Wallace completed his third 59 touchdown pass of the game with an 18-yard strike to sophomore 60 wide receiver Vince Sanders. The touchdown pass, Wallace's 22nd 61 of the year, moved him up to fourth on the Ole Miss single-season 62 list, surpassing Eli Manning's 2002 total of 21; and 63 WHEREAS, "It's something special," Wallace said. "Some 64 people look at it as an individual award, but I think it's more of 65 a team award. I know my teammates are really proud about this and S. C. R. No. 542 *SS01/R303* ~ OFFICIAL ~ 13/SS01/R303 PAGE 3 (cc\tb) 66 I couldn't be prouder of them and I was very fortunate to play 67 with them this season"; and 68 WHEREAS, with no playing time in sight at Arkansas State, 69 Wallace transferred to East Mississippi Community College, where 70 he led the team to a National Title in 2011. Then Hugh Freeze 71 took the Head Coaching job at Ole Miss and recruited Wallace 72 again. This time, he won the starting job and has flourished. 73 With two years of eligibility remaining, Wallace could become just 74 the second two-time Conerly Award winner. The other is another 75 Ole Miss quarterback: Eli Manning. "I think next year we will 76 have an opportunity to have a special season," Wallace said. "I 77 am just glad to be a part of this"; and it is with great pride 78 that we recognize this Mississippi athlete who has brought honor 79 to his university, his community and to the State of Mississippi: 80 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF 81 MISSISSIPPI, THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CONCURRING THEREIN, That 82 we do hereby commend and congratulate University of Mississippi 83 quarterback "Bo" Wallace for winning the 2012 C Spire Conerly 84 Trophy, and we extend our best wishes to Bo and his family on this 85 auspicious occasion. 86 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That this resolution be presented to 87 Bo Wallace and forwarded to Coach Hugh Freeze and University of 88 Mississippi Chancellor Dan Jones, and made available to the 89 Capitol Press Corps. S. C. R. No. 542 *SS01/R303* ~ OFFICIAL ~ 13/SS01/R303 ST: Congratulate Ole Miss Quarterback "Bo" PAGE 4 (cc\tb) Wallace for winning 2012 C Spire Conerly Trophy. .
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