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James Brooks and Bob Trumpy named to the Cincinnati Bengals Ring of Honor Not in Hall of Fame News

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Our All Time Top 50 Buffalo Bills have been revised to reflect the 2025 Season Not in Hall of Fame News

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Our work on the existing Hockey Hall of Fame Classes continue. We have now made our way to the year of 1972. This comprised an amazing triumvirate of superstars in Gordie Howe, Jean Beliveau and Bernie Geoffrion. Seriously, does it get much better than that? The complete Class of 1972 was:


Bernie Geofrrion

Gordie Howe

Hap Holmes

Hooley Smith

Jean Beliveau

Weston Adams


Gang you know the drill. Check it out, and cast your votes and let us know whether you think they deserved their Hall of Fame induction. Look for upcoming classes soon!


Although we do not (though we may plan to add it in the future) a Notinhalloffame.com list on those who are not in the Country Music Hall of Fame, we would like to extend congratulations to Kenny Rogers who has been selected to join the prestigious Hall. Rogers was a major star in the Country-Pop genre in the late 70’s and 1980’s and achieved high levels of popularity.


Rogers is joined by Bobby Bare, a member of the “Outlaw” Country Movement and “Cowboy” Jack Clement who was an early producer of the genre at Sun Records.

We would like to congratulate these three for this accolade.


The NASCAR Hall of Fame has officially announced its nominees for their fifth Class, and our top eight (Thanks Spheniscus) are on the list. The complete list of 25 nominees is below, listed beside their ranking if applicable:


#1   Tim Flock

#2   Joe Weatherly

#3   Dale Jarrett

#4   Bobby Isaac

#5   Rex White

#6   Fireball Roberts

#7   Benny Parsons

#8   Fred Lorenzen

#17 Curtis Turner

#30 Red Byron

#36 Wendel Scott



Richard Childress: 11 Time Car Owner Champion

Jerry Cook: Six Time NASCAR Modified Champion

H. Clay Earles: Founder of Martinsville Speedway

Ray Fox: Legendary engine builder

Anne Bledsoe France: Helped build the sport with her husband, Bill France Sr.

Rick Hendrick: 13 Time Car Owner Champion

Jack Ingram: Two Time champion in NASCAR’s second tier series

Raymond Parks: NASCAR’s first champion car owner

Maurice Petty: Chief engine builder for Petty Enterprises

Larry Phillips: Five Time NASCAR Whelen All American Series National Champion

Les Richter: Former NASCAR Executive

T. Wayne Robertson: Helped raise the NASCAR profile in the early days

Ralph Seagraves: Formed Winston-NASCAR partnership as an executive

O. Bruton Smith: Builder of Charlotte Motor Speedway and chairman of Speedway Motorsports Inc.



The Class will be announced on May 22.
So much for that leak that Spencer Haywood was going into Basketball Hall of Fame. Haywood claimed that he was told by “someone in the NBA” that he was HOF bound; though that information appeared to be erroneous. Based on that information, media outlets (including us) reported that Haywood would be in. Unfortunately, the joke is not on us, but on Haywood who was clearly crushed by the confusion.

The four time All Star found out on Friday that he was not in, though reports had already began to sprout that he was selected. “This is so embarrassing” stated Haywood. “My stomach has been so bad I can’t eat, I can’t sleep. This isn’t a punch in the stomach. It’s below the stomach.”

We feel terrible for Haywood, who we had ranked at #3 on our Notinhalloffame.com list of those who should be selected for the Basketball Hall of Fame. The two ranked above him, Gary Payton and Bernard King were both selected this year.