Bill > SR578

This resolution, passed by the Senate, recognizes and commends Al Ciraldo Jr. for his over five decades of service as a spotter for the Georgia Institute of Technology's (Georgia Tech) football broadcasts. A spotter's role is crucial in sports broadcasting, involving real-time player identification, providing statistics and context, and ensuring broadcast accuracy through various tools and skills. Ciraldo Jr. began his spotting career at age 16, assisting his father, a renowned Georgia Tech broadcaster, and since 1975, has contributed to over 500 games with his precision, humility, and historical knowledge. He continues this multi-generational legacy from the radio booth named for his father at Bobby Dodd Stadium, and the resolution acknowledges his significant behind-the-scenes work that has enhanced the experience for countless Georgia Tech fans, in addition to his successful career in commercial real estate and his family life. The Senate directs that a copy of this resolution be provided to Al Ciraldo Jr.

https://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/72278