COMMENDING ED LETT ON HIS CAREER AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
In addition to his individual records, the resolution acknowledges Lett's role in leading the Jacksonville State Gamecocks to two Gulf South Conference Championships and multiple NCAA Division II playoff appearances. His legacy at the university includes not just his athletic performance but also his contributions off the field as he served in various roles, including as the Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs. This resolution aims to celebrate not just his athletic legacy but also his impact as an ambassador for the city of Glencoe and the surrounding community.
House Resolution 206 (HR206) is a resolution that honors Ed Lett for his significant accomplishments during his athletic career at Jacksonville State University. The resolution highlights his achievements as a quarterback from 1979 to 1982, where he set several passing records, including the most career passing yards and touchdown passes for the university. Lett's impressive statistics, reaching over 7,000 passing yards and 61 touchdowns, illustrate his prowess on the field and contribute to his reputation as one of the notable players in the university's history.
While the resolution itself is a commemorative gesture and aims to unite support for Ed Lett's contributions, it inherently reflects broader themes of community recognition and the importance of honoring local athletes who have made substantial impacts in their respective fields. HR206 serves to reinforce the value placed on athletic achievement in fostering community pride and local identity.