Senate Resolution No. 594 honors David Alan Smoak for his induction into the Texas High School Football Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2025. A distinguished broadcaster and reporter, Smoak began his career in 1981 and has made significant contributions to Texas high school football coverage through various media outlets, including KTRE-TV and KLTV. He gained national recognition for his poignant feature "Jamie's Season," which highlighted the story of a beloved ball boy who passed away from leukemia. Smoak has also been a prominent figure in East Texas radio and currently serves as the director of broadcasting and sales at SicEm365 Radio and 365 Sports on YouTube.

In addition to his broadcasting achievements, Smoak is dedicated to supporting student-athletes and has established programs that recognize their academic excellence. His professional affiliations include memberships with the Football Writers Association of America and the Pro Football Writers of America, and he holds a vote for prestigious awards such as the Heisman Trophy. The resolution expresses the Texas Senate's congratulations to Smoak for his remarkable career and contributions to the sport, along with best wishes for his future endeavors.