Memorializing the Legend of Sirr Parker

When I starting thinking about a responds to that thread on The Rant about the program's greatest play, I was tempted to talk about stuffing Bo Jackson at the goal line in the Cotton Bowl. Then, I considered "The Hit" by Quinten Coryatt. Then JFF's play against Alabama.

They all had significance and meaning.

Then I remembered "HE GOT A TOUCHDOWN! HE GOT A TOUCHDOWN....OH DOCTOR!" and I thought about how that play was actually featured at the end of the TV Movie they made about Sirr.

Then, I remembered the rest of that movie and Sirr's life story before coming to A&M. The guy is an inspiration. He overcame circumstances that would destroy most of us and sealed his college career with a championship winning play.

Shouldn't an Aggie like Sirr be immortalized at Kyle with a statue and plaque telling his inspirational story?

To me, that is even more inspiring than E. King Gill's. (I just insulted the Aggie Lore Gods. Everyone fill a jar and grab sack on my behalf. Thanks and Gig'em.)

How do we get something like that done? Who do we talk to about it?

Is anybody else with me?