The Senate Resolution recognizes the Tomato Bowl in Jacksonville, Texas, for being voted the top high school stadium in the state through a contest by Dave Campbell's Texas Football magazine, which garnered over 130,000 votes. The Tomato Bowl, constructed in the early 1940s with the help of the Federal Works Progress Administration, is notable for its historical significance and unique architectural features, including rock walls made from local materials. It has been a community landmark since it hosted its first game in 1940 and underwent renovations in 2019 to maintain its historical integrity while serving future generations.

The resolution commends the Jacksonville Independent School District for its efforts in preserving the Tomato Bowl's significance and expresses congratulations to the Jacksonville community for this statewide recognition. It highlights the stadium's role as a symbol of community pride and tradition, where student athletes compete amidst a rich history and supportive local fans. The Texas Senate expresses its esteem for the school district and the community by preparing a copy of the resolution as a formal acknowledgment of their achievements.