Louisiana Senate Bill SR32

Louisiana 2021 Regular Session

• Introduced: 4/28/21
• Passed: 4/29/21

Caption

Commends Tim Brando on receiving the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Ambassador Award.

Impact

SR32 serves to celebrate not just an individual achievement but also to draw attention to Louisiana's rich sports culture and the importance of its figures in the broader landscape of American athletics. By honoring Brando, the resolution aims to inspire others in the state to take pride in their contributions to sports and to recognize the role of Louisiana in national sports narratives.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 32 (SR32) commends Tim Brando, a renowned sports broadcaster from Shreveport, Louisiana, for being the first recipient of the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Ambassador Award. This resolution recognizes Brando's significant contributions to sports journalism and his dedication to promoting Louisiana and its athletes on a national platform. Brando’s accolades include various regional Emmy Awards and recognition from significant organizations in the sports broadcasting industry, highlighting his over four-decade career in the field.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR32 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting pride in local talent and achievement. Senators who supported the resolution highlighted Brando's lifelong commitment to excellence in broadcasting and his efforts to further the reputation of Louisiana sports. There is a shared sentiment of appreciation within the Senate for Brando's achievements and his role as an ambassador for the state.

Contention

While the resolution celebrates Brando's accomplishments, it also opens discussions about the future of Louisiana athletes and the support they receive. Notable mentions in the discussions included the necessity for ongoing recognition of local talent and continued promotion of Louisiana's presence in various sports. The resolution does not appear to face significant opposition, focusing instead on the commendation aspect.