nominations to the 2006 Hall of Fame Class?
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The Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2006 was announced today. Micheal Irvin did not get in.\n\nTroy Aikman\nHarry Carson\nJohn Madden\nWarren Moon \nReggie White \nRayfield Wright
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Mark McGwire is not getting in, at least not right now.\n\nPete Rose is banned from baseball for life. That includes the HOF. Rose should never be allowed in the HOF, not even as a paying customer.
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trying searching who the guy was and his impact on the game. see if he is important.
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Well, let's put it like Stone Cold Steve Austin would say "Hell Yeah!"  He definately deserves to be inducted into the Hall Of Fame!  It is very long overdue!  He was one of a kind!  He was very talented!  He is missed by alot of his fans and even if he is forgotten by others, he will NEVER be forgotten by his true fans!
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AWESOME. I have already ordered my 1:18th scale car and a T-Shirt to add to my collection. What better way to honor #3 for his great career and induction into the hall of fame. He would have been 55 on Saturday. For pics, go to the website below.
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The nominees have not been determined yet for 2006---Disney is still accepting nominations.  If you go to the link below, you will see the honorees for 2005, and you can download an application if you would like to nominate someone.
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1)  Rain Man\n2)  Pittsburgh Steelers\n3)  Stuart Sutcliffe\n4)  New York Giants and the Washington Redskins\n5)  Herman's Hermits\n6)  Brad Paisley\n7)  Pitcher\n8)  James Arness
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Being a Indiana native/Hoosier. I sure hope he does go into the "Hall Of Fame".
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I pretty sure its voted on by a group of guys called the \nPro football hall of fame selectors.\n\nI dont know the exact date when they do vote for 2007.\nLooks like they will start the premlinary voting in Febuary 2007.
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look for the college football hall of fame website
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I don't know, but I'd love to see the answer.\n\nAbbott and Costello are not in the Hall of Fame.  I checked the complete roster.
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Don Shula\nChuck Knoll\nJimmy Johnson\nVince Lambardi\nTom Landry
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While my heart is with Junior Seau, I would have to answer differently\n\nIn the middle it would be Jack Lambert - 4 SB rings and an increadible intimidator\nOn the outside it is Lawrence Taylor. He has 2 rings and people had to completely change their offense to account for him.\n\nOther notables: Ray Nitschke (Packers), Dick Butkus and Mike Singletary (Bears)\n\nI do not think it is fair to include Ray Lewis (Ravens) since his career is not over and it takes time to understand greatness. All of the above guys are in the Hall of Fame and the two best ones have a bunch of championships too. \n\nYou almost have to vote on Inside and outside seprate ly since the demands on the positions are different. If I was starting a team, I would take Lambert over LT though, he was a great leader and had much fewer off-the-field problems.
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Man, you answered your own question, by saying: "... How many guys actually shoot for this record? Most don't care."\n\nBy that yardstick alone, Cal's record of 3,198+ consecutive games played is EXTRAORDINARY!  If no one else cares, and this outstanding player, who did it everyday in the same Oriole uniform, at that--did do it, then isn't that one he11 of an acomplishment?  \n\nOf the three former players eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame this next year, i.e., Ripken, Mark McGwire, and lovable Mr. Tony Gwinn, Cal is the most dominant, the most durable, and yes, the most reliable of the three, and dang well better be inducted on the first ballot, or there is something wrong 'round here.
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I think Reggie more than deserves a spot in the hall of fame. People will point to his lack of Championships, his lack of major awards (only three selections to NBA Third Team) but one can equally point to the fact that he is the NBA's all time leader in 3-pointers made and attempted, he is 7th in total games played with 1,323 and 14th on the all time scoring list with 24,305 points.\n\nMore importantly, Reggie was a great personality, a player known for his drive and confidence and his loyalty and his determination in 18 seasons with the Pacers. He will always be remember as one of the greatest jump shooters in the history of the game, for his clutch shots and for his never say die spirit. The NBA would have been a much lesser place without Reggie and for that reason alone he deserves to be in the hall of fame.
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You have them closely in order. Move Jim Brown to #2 and let the others slide down one. Number 5 is Barry Sanders and I'll give Eric D # 6.
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Pat Tillman is and should be considered one of our "true" heros in this day and age. If the Hall of Fame had a better hero, I cannot think of any.