Illinois HR 865: MEMORIAL-LESLIE M. SCOTT II

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HR0865LRB104 21767 ECR 37446 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of 

3Representatives wish to congratulate Roger Stieg on being 

4recognized at the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Hall 

5of Fame Annual Awards in 2026; and

6 WHEREAS, Roger Stieg played for Nashville High School from 

71975 to 1979, highlighted by three conference titles, three 

8regional titles, two sectional titles, and a Class A state 

9championship during his career; and

10 WHEREAS, Roger Stieg was Nashville High School's career 

11scoring leader for 27 years with 1,616 points; and

12 WHEREAS, Roger Stieg was inducted into the 2024 M-Club 

13Hall of Fame at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) 

14following his time as a student athlete playing basketball at 

15the university; and

16 WHEREAS, Roger Stieg earned four letters for Ole Miss in 

17men's basketball from 1980 to 1983, and he helped lead the 

18university to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school 

19history in 1981; and

20 WHEREAS, During Roger Stieg's college career, the Ole Miss 

HR0865- 2 -LRB104 21767 ECR 37446 r

1Rebels played in the National Invitation Tournament three 

2times in 1980, 1982, and 1983; and

3 WHEREAS, Roger Stieg played in 121 games during his career 

4at Ole Miss in which he scored 957 points and had an average of 

57.9 points per game; when his college career ended, he ranked 

6first in career field goal percentage at 56.0 percent, and he 

7still ranks fourth all-time; and

8 WHEREAS, Roger Stieg, as a dependable post player who 

9assumed more scoring and rebounding responsibility as a 

10senior, was named third-team All-SEC by The Associated Press; 

11and

12 WHEREAS, Roger Stieg graduated with a busin