The Senate Concurrent Resolution commends Grambling State University for celebrating the centennial of its "World Famed" Tiger Marching Band, which was founded in 1926. The resolution highlights the band's evolution from its modest beginnings with just seventeen instruments to becoming one of the most distinguished collegiate marching bands in the nation. Under the leadership of notable directors, particularly Conrad Hutchinson Jr., the band has gained national and international acclaim through performances at significant events, including Super Bowl I and U.S. Presidential Inaugural Parades.

The resolution recognizes the band's contributions to music, education, and culture, emphasizing its role in showcasing the traditions of historically Black college and university marching bands. It acknowledges the band's impact on students and the community, fostering pride and unity among alumni, faculty, and supporters. The celebration of the band's centennial serves as an opportunity to honor the dedication of its directors, musicians, and supporters who have sustained this legacy over the past century. A copy of the resolution will be sent to Dr. Martin Lemelle, Jr., President of Grambling State University.