Not in Hall of Fame News

Well, it’s that time again where we here at Notinhalloffame.com have updated our WWE List. In a very short period of time, the WWE has made their Hall of Fame a hot commodity, and wrestling fans are in constant debate as to who should be the next to join. Considering that there is no actual Hall of Fame facility, this accomplishment is especially impressive.As WWE fans know, “Hell froze over” with the shocking induction of Bruno Sammartino. The “Living Legend” was a long-time critic of the organization and its owner, Vince McMahon in particular. On our inaugural list, two years…

The NASCAR Hall of Fame has officially announced their selections for this year’s class. We are proud to say that fearless prognosticator, Spheniscus, has done it again and his top pick was selected to the Hall.That man was Tim Flock, who took the number one spot based on his outstanding run in the 1950’s. Although, he was ranked #1 by us, the #3 selection, Dale Jarrett, is considered to be the headliner of this group. Dale is the 1999 Winston Cup Series Champion and has 32 wins, three of which were the Daytona 500. Our #6 selection, Fireball Roberts also…

Our work on the existing Hockey Hall of Fame Classes continue. We have now made our way to the year of 1978. The Class of 1978 contains:Andy BathgateJack BickellJacques PlanteMarcel PronovostSam PollockWilliam TuttGang 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!

We have another major retirement and this one is a man we think is a serious Football Hall of Fame candidate. Ronde Barber has called it a career after spending his entire career as the star Cornerback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Ronde’s twin brother, Tiki Barber, is currently on out Notinhalloffame Football list, though it looks unlikely that former Giants Running Back will get inducted.Ronde spent sixteen seasons in Tampa, most of which as a starter. Barber holds the record for the most consecutive starts by a Cornerback and the most Quarterback Sacks by a Corner. He is a…

Only a few months ago, we celebrated the career of Jack Butler, the former Pittsburgh Steelers Cornerback who was a Senior Committee Football Hall of Fame inductee this past year. Today, Butler passed away from complications of a staph infection at the age of 85. He was a star player in the 1950’s who was a four time Pro Bowl selection and was an All NFL Pro three times. His career was derailed early by a brutal collision with Philadelphia Eagles Tight End, Pete Retzlaff in 1959 that severely tore his left knee. Butler was in the prime of his…