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Why Colts WR Reggie Wayne will continue to wait to make Hall of Fame
Colts legends Reggie Wayne and Frank Gore were among the 11 Pro Football Hall of Fame modern-day player finalists on this year’s ballot who won’t be sporting gold jackets at this summer’s induction ceremony. And from the looks of next year’s potential first-time ballot members, the pair may very well remain on the outside of the Hall for a bit longer.
Longtime Colts kicker Adam Vinatieri – arguably the best kicker in NFL history – was among the five members voted to make up the Class of 2026, unveiled Thursday night during the NFL Honors ceremony. The Class’s other modern-day players included Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald, Saints quarterback Drew Brees and Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly. Vinatieri and Kuechly were voted in on their second years of eligibility, with Brees and Fitzgerald joining the esteemed list of first-ballot Hall of Famers.
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Gore, along with Brees, Fitzgerald and longtime Cowboys tight end Jason Witten, was in his first year of eligibility for the Hall. Wayne, on the other hand, was tied this year with fellow star wideout Torry Holt for being a finalist the most times (7) without being voted into the Hall. Wayne has been a finalist in each of his seven years of eligibility.
But he continues to struggle to break the threshold – particularly with the Hall’s new more exclusive voting process. Under the new Pro Football Hall of Fame voting rules, each year a group of 25 (and ties) of semifinalists is whittled down to 15 finalists, and that group then shrinks through subsequent rounds of voting to 10 and then seven. The Hall’s pool of 50 voters have five picks among that pool of seven modern-day players, and the top-three vote-getters will be inducted into the Hall of Fame with as many as two more players able to join the group if they garner 80% of the vote.
Longtime Colts beat writer Mike Chappell, who is on the Hall’s voting committee as the Indianapolis-area representative, lifted the curtain a bit on X Thursday night regarding how the voting process went this time around. Wayne, he said, did not make the first cut-down from 15 to 10, meaning, at best, he remains the seventh-highest returning vote-getter for next year with Vinatieri, Brees, Fitzgerald and Kuechly off the list.
Gore, according to Chappell, made the cut-down to 10, but was not among the seven ‘final’ finalists who were among the Hall-deciding vote. The three ex-players from that final seven who weren’t voted into this year’s class – Bengals tackle Willie Anderson, Ravens edge rusher Terrell Suggs and Ravens offensive lineman Marshal Yanda – will automatically advance to become finalists for the Class of 2027.
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Those who made the initial cut from 15 finalists down to 10, according to Chappell, included the aforementioned seven plus Gore, Witten and Cowboys safety Darren Woodson.
Along with Wayne, the other Hall of Fame finalists who were cut from the initial vote from 15 down to 10 were Saints guard Jahri Evans, Giants quarterback Eli Manning, Vikings defensive tackle Kevin Williams and Holt.
Wayne continues to wait, despite sitting 10th on the NFL’s all-time receiving yards list (14,435 yards). Only longtime Panthers great Steve Smith Sr. (8th all-time, 14,731 yards) ranks above him and hasn’t yet been voted into the Hall. Five other receivers (Andre Johnson, James Lofton, Cris Carter, Andre Reed and Steve Largent) all rank within the top-20 all-time in receiving yards and, too, have been voted into the Hall.
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The Colts receiving great also ranks 11th all-time in catches, with seven of the nine retired players ahead of him on the list now voted into the Hall, along with three others inside the top-20 (Johnson, Isaac Bruce and Randy Moss). Wayne also ranks tied-for-31st all-time in receiving touchdowns.
After an iron man-like run for a running back of 16 years in the league – 15 of which where he appeared in at least 14 games – with nine 1,000-rushing yard campaigns and 12 consecutive seasons with at least 800 yards (2006-2017), Gore finished his career in 2020 third all-time on the NFL’s career rushing yards list with 16,000. Only Derrick Hendry (13,018 yards) and Saquon Barkley (8,356) have even 8,000 rushing yards among active running backs.
Those resumes next year will run up against a strong contingent of potential first-time ballot members – most notably running back Adrian Peterson, tight end Rob Gronkowski, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, cornerback Richard Sherman and tackle Andrew Whitworth.
Peterson ranks fifth all-time in all-time rushing yards as well as rushing touchdowns. Emmitt Smith, who tops both categories, is the only other player in the top-5 on both lists.
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Gronkowski ranks sixth all-time among tight ends in career receiving yards (9,286) – with three of the five players ahead of him already voted into the Hall, the other two being Witten and certain future Hall of Famer Travis Kelce. Gronkowski also sits 10th all-time in receptions among tight ends (621) and third in touchdowns (92) to go with his four Super Bowl victories (tied for second-most among tight ends) and four first-team All-Pro selections (tied for second-most).
Roethlisberger enters his first year of Hall of Fame eligibility seventh all-time in career passing yards (64,088) and ninth in passing touchdowns (418). Of the nine others who also sit in the top-10 of both those categories, four (Brees, Peyton Manning, Brett Favre and Dan Marino) have been voted into the Hall, with Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and Matthew Stafford seemingly locks to be voted in when their time comes.
Players remain eligible for the ‘modern era’ Pro Football Hall of Fame ballot for 20 years after having been retired for five seasons, meaning Wayne has 13 more shots to make it before he would be voted upon among a pool of those with ‘senior’ eligibility who go through an entirely different voting process. He now ranks second-most in career receiving yards (behind Smith) and catches (behind Anquan Boldin) among Hall of Fame-eligible receivers who’ve not yet been voted in.
Joel A. Erickson and Nathan Brown cover the Colts all season. Get more coverage on IndyStarTV and with the Colts Insider newsletter.
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This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Why Colts WR Reggie Wayne will continue to wait to make Hall of Fame
Kazakhstan will replace Saudi Arabia as the host the 2029 Asian Winter Games.
The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) on Thursday said Kazakhstan’s largest city Almaty would be the new venue for the event.
The 2029 Asian Winter Games had originally been planned to be held in Neom, a planned city and mega-project on the Red Sea in northwestern Saudi Arabia.
Announcing the decision on the sidelines of the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, OCA President Sheikh Joaan bin Hamas Al Thani thanked Kazakhstan for its commitment to and development of winter sports.
“Almaty is a city with deep connections to winter sports and we have very fond memories of when we last hosted the Asian Winter Games in 2011,” he said at a press conference.
“We have no doubt we will build on this legacy and deliver an unforgettable Games in 2029,” Al Thani added.
Why are the 2029 Asian Winter Games being moved from Saudi Arabia?
The move to Kazakhstan comes after Saudi Arabia and the OCA agreed in January to delay the kingdom’s staging of the Asian Winter Games at Trojena, an under-construction mountain tourism resort and a centerpiece of the Neom mega-project.
The postponement was confirmed after Riyadh appeared to try to push back the delivery of the ski resort.
A source at the Saudi Olympic Committee told the Reuters news agency that the nation was still aiming to hold the Games in future, adding that the delay would allow time to develop a winter-sports culture.
While the postponement has not been explained, it marks the latest blow for the mega-project, which is part of Saudi Arabia’s ambitious “Vision 2030” strategy championed by Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, the country’s de facto ruler.
The project, which also foresees the construction of two parallel mirror-encased skyscrapers extending over 170 kilometers (105 miles) through desert and mountain terrain, has faced repeated delays and doubts over its feasibility.
Riyadh has been forced to reassess several large-scale development projects amid rising costs and stagnating oil prices.
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Ireland XV were outclassed by England ‘A’ at Thomond Park on Friday night, going down on a 14-52 score line.
Four tries and three conversions for the visiting side were followed by a further four successfully converted five-pointers in the second 40 minutes. The hosts only managed two converted tries in the opening period and failed to trouble the score board in the second half.
First score of the game
The visitors went into an early lead through an Ethan Roots try. The England ‘A’ captain’s effort was converted by Leicester Tigers’ Billy Searle.
🌹 @EnglandRugby A strike first!@ExeterChiefs‘ Ethan Roots with the opening try of the game in Limerick 👏 pic.twitter.com/Cc0pq6I8Ec
— Premier Sports (@PremSportsTV) February 6, 2026
Searle soon crossed himself for a try pushing the English into a 12-0 advantage – as he missed the conversion.
Ireland got on the scoresheet through Munster’s Brian Gleeson. The number eight’s score was added to by Ciarán Frawley as he successfully converted to reduce the deficit to 5-12.
Brian Gleeson gets @IrishRugby XV’s first points of the game ☘️
The @Munsterrugby man reduces the deficit against England A in Thomond Park 🤏 pic.twitter.com/OSEXqMjSqy
— Premier Sports Ireland (@PremSportsIRL) February 6, 2026
The visitors dominated the scoring for most of the following twenty minutes – in the process scoring two converted tries.
Two more tries for the visitors
Ollie Hassell-Collins joined his Leicester Tigers’ teammate Searle on the scoring charts as he touched down for his side’s third five-pointer of the night. Searle missed his second conversion effort of the night – this one from a more difficult angle than the previously one he had missed.
Harry Randall claimed the fourth England ‘A’ try of the fixture, before Searle converted to move the visiting side into a 24-7 lead.
Kenny try before half-time
Shortly before half-time Ireland XV struck back. The fast-reacting Joshua Kenny picked up the ball and raced to touch down – much to the delight, and relief of the home fans.
Joshua Kenny for @IrishRugby XV! ☘️
The final try of the first half belongs to one of @leinsterrugby‘s hottest prospects 🔥 pic.twitter.com/4ynDgTJB86
— Premier Sports Ireland (@PremSportsIRL) February 6, 2026
With an easy tap-over for Ciarán Frawley, the UCD man kept Cullie Tucker’s side in the game, as they headed for the tunnel at half-time 14-24 behind England ‘A’.
Half-time score: Ireland XV 14 England ‘A’ 24
Within minutes of the restart Fineen Wycherley was sin-binned. With a one-man advantage, England ‘A’ pressured the home side’s line, before Geaorge Kloska crashed over for a try.
Searle’s conversion effort was again successful, as he moved his side to a 31-14 lead.
Ollie Hassell-Collins claimed his second try of the evening, while Wycherley was still in the sin bin. Searle again added the extras as England ‘A’ moved 38-14 ahead.
“That’s what they can do!” 🎙️@LeicesterTigers‘ Ollie Hassell-Collins scores as @EnglandRugby A’s dominance continues 🌹 pic.twitter.com/agGEjlfR8t
— Premier Sports (@PremSportsTV) February 6, 2026
The England ‘A’ side dominated from then onwards, with winger Cadan Murley of Harlequins getting in on the try-scoring action. Roots scored his second try and with Searle converting the former’s try and Charlie Atkinson the latter, England ‘A’ ran out 14-52 victors.
Full-time score: Ireland XV 14 England ‘A’ 52
Six games highlight Friday’s NBA slate, which begins at 7:30 p.m. ET, and has the last tip at 10 p.m. ET. There are a number of high quality options in the NBA DFS player pool to build your daily Fantasy basketball lineups around. Stars like Cade Cunningham, Ryan Rollins, Derrick White, Jalen Brunson, Trey Murphy III, Anthony Edwards, Jaylen Brown, Pascal Siakam, Julius Randle and Zion Williamson are scheduled to be in action, so you certainly have plenty of directions to go with NBA DFS picks.
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Watch the moment a referee is forced to stop play in the match between Union Berlin and Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga, after the home fans set off flares in the stands in celebration of their 60th birthday.
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Before the show tonight, there were protests on the streets of Milan as hundreds of people, mostly students according to reports, voiced their unhappiness at the presence of American ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) agents in Italy.
Our correspondent Elisabetta Galla was at the protests today and passed on the following information:
Many were protesting about the social issues in Milan, such as rising rent costs and how spending money on an Olympic Games was not the right choice right now. Others were upset about the environmental impact of all the new construction that has gone on, particularly in Cortina. There were also protesters about Isreal being at the Games and not being banned like Russia. Around 10,000 protesters from all across Italy are expected in Milan tomorrow, but tonight, in front of the stadium, Galla reports a totally different atmosphere with many happy people from Milan who are proud of hosting the Olympics.
The US ambassador to Italy, Tilman J. Fertitta, recently said that the ICE officers would be deployed “only in an advisory and intelligence capacity, without patrolling or enforcement measures.”
This is likely in reference to the Homeland Security Investigations unit, which is a unit within ICE that focuses on cross-border crimes. It frequently sends officers to events like the Olympics to help with security, and they are completely seperate from those currently at the forefront of the immigration crackdown in the US. However, as the protests show, any ICE presence in the country has increased the tension.
US vice president JD Vance and secretary of state, Marco Rubio, will be at the opening ceremony tonight, and Vance met with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni earlier on Friday. Meloni said sport and religion were “values that keep together Italy and the US, Europe and the US, Western civilisation.”
The former Leicester assistant coach confirmed the news to TNT Sports before his side’s Prem Rugby Cup clash against the Tigers at Welford Road.
“I am not there next season, but I wish the club well with whoever comes in and I sincerely mean that,” he said.
“I want to be professional. There is a job to finish here.
“It was an honour to be asked to be the interim head coach of Newcastle Red Bulls. I have enjoyed the people, I have enjoyed the place and I wish them well in the future.
“In terms of the players, I want the best for those who are staying and moving on. I want them to find jobs in the country or wherever so they can continue their professional careers.”
He would not, however, be drawn on rumours of his successor.
“That is news to me [about Gregor Townsend]. I am sure he covered that off in his press conference this week,” said Dickens.
“The job he has is a consultant to Red Bull, and that is what he does.”
At Elwick Racecourse, Dad And Dave provided Ciaron Maher with his latest Tasmanian Derby conquest, his second in the three-year-old spectacle.
The son of Time Test joins six others in completing the Launceston Guineas–Tasmanian Derby double.
Maher and David Eustace had previously succeeded here with Explosive Jack, the multiple Group 1 star, in 2021.
Nikki White, speaking for the stable, highlighted how the gelding keeps improving.
“He’s sort of been a bit of a dark horse,” she said.
“We didn’t screw him down as much at home, but we just knew we had potential to obviously get out and trip and it’s paid off.
“When I sort of saw him back three-wide, I thought, ‘you know, you’ve got to ride this horse ugly to be able to produce him’, and it worked out.”
White responded to questions on future Derby targets by saying: “We possibly will. We’ll see how he comes back through this and we’ll make a plan after that.”
Eoin Walsh overcame the gelding’s wide gate to settle the $3.30 top pick midfield and one off the fence with a full lap left on Hobart’s layout.
During the middle of the race, the Irishman went three-wide, ramping up speed and threatening large on the corner into the straight.
In the run home, the gelding asserted dominance, taking charge and extending the margin to three quarters of a length.
Consecutive LR wins for Time Test 3yo DAD AND DAVE in the Tasmanian Derby following his win in the Launceston Guineas@cmaherracing @WindsorParkStud @KarakaChat @OhukiaLodge @NZTM_TWEET @littleavondale @_TJK_pic.twitter.com/5y7hshmc0k
— Pedigree Update (@pedigreeupdate) February 6, 2026
Walsh appreciated the race’s early rhythm.
“I was pretty confident going into the first bend, I thought ‘geez, we’re going to go a good one as long as they don’t steady them up,’ he said.
“But no, a lovely genuine tempo and my lad was the best stayer in the race today.
“I was just following him on one I got stuck behind last day as well, and that’s why I popped out three wide, just to get my lad going, because I could see my native friend John Allen (Colizzi) was travelling well down the inside.
“I just wanted to get him in a pocket, but my horse is still just racing a little lazy still.”
Dad And Dave defeated Colizzi ($8) trained by David and Coral Feek, followed half a length adrift by Helioson ($12) for Patrick and Michelle Payne. Bettors looking for value should visit the best racing betting markets for the Tasmanian Derby.
The post Watch: Dad And Dave’s Tasmanian Derby Delight first appeared on Just Horse Racing.
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Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance were spotted at the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Milan, Italy, at San Siro on Friday night.
The Milan Cortina Olympics were officially opening with a ceremony celebrating the history and culture of the country. The vice president and Usha Vance were seated near Italian President Sergio Mattarella and International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Kirsty Coventry were introduced in the stadium. Former IOC president Thomas Bach was also seated near them.
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JD Vance and his wife Usha applaud at the start of the Olympic opening ceremony at the 2026 Winter Olympics, in Milan, Italy, Friday, Feb. 6, 2026. (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko)
The NBC broadcast briefly showed the Vances clapping for Mattarella and Coventry.
Vance was among those leading the American contingent to the Olympic Games in Italy this year. He was spotted with Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the U.S. women’s ice hockey game against the Czech Republic on Thursday. The Americans won the game, 5-1.
It was a part of a busy trip for Vance.
Vice President JD Vance, center, attends the Olympic opening ceremony at the 2026 Winter Olympics, in Milan, Italy, Friday, Feb. 6, 2026. (Andreas Rentz/Pool Photo via AP)
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On Friday, he started his day at the Milano Ice Skating Arena, watching the opening session of the three-day team figure skating competition with Rubio and his family. He then headed to the Prefettura di Milano for a bilateral meeting with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
“In the spirit of the Olympics friendship, competition — competition based on rules — and just coming together around shared values, we’re very, very thrilled to be here, and we’ll have a great conversation about number of topics,” Vance told Meloni as the press corps looked on.
Vice President JD Vance, center, and his wife Usha Vance attend the figure skating ice dance team event at the 2026 Winter Olympics, in Milan, Italy, Friday, Feb. 6, 2026. (AP Photo/Francisco Seco)
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He said he had been excited to go to the Olympics in Milan “pretty much since I became vice president.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Georgetown Hoyas guard Jeremiah Williams (25) smiles Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026, during a basketball game at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The Georgetown Hoyas defeated the Butler Bulldogs, 77-64. Once one of the premier powerhouses of the Big East Conference, Georgetown has not won five straight league games since 2013.
Saturday in Washington, D.C., the Hoyas (13-10, 5-7) have a chance to accomplish the feat, but it won’t be easy as they face Villanova (17-5, 8-3).
The sudden turnaround of Georgetown came after it lost six straight, with the final defeat of that skid coming at Villanova 66-51 as the Hoyas committed 17 turnovers and made just 34.0% of their shots from the field.
The Hoyas have shown vast improvement over the past two weeks, topping two of the teams that beat them last month. Now they have a chance to avenge another defeat.
The most recent win came at home Tuesday over Creighton 76-68 as KJ Lewis and Malik Mack scored 22 and 20 points respectively and combined for 13 rebounds and seven steals.
“It’s not where we started, it’s where we’re going and what we’re trying to do,” Georgetown coach Ed Cooley told his team afterward in a video-taped session in the locker room. “Take care of one another. Little by little, we’re making steps.”
Vince Iwuchukwu, Georgetown’s 7-foot-1 center who missed 10 games earlier this year when he underwent a medical procedure, has scored in double figures in each game of the Hoyas’ streak, including a 14-point, 10-rebound performance against Creighton.
While Georgetown needs to keep winning to enter the NCAA Tournament discussion, Villanova has strong credentials at No. 32 in the NET Rankings. Not that coach Kevin Willard is satisfied.
“We’ve got a lot of work to do,” Willard said Tuesday after completing a regular-season sweep of his former team, Seton Hall, with a 72-60 win.
“You should be looking at your team right now in February and saying, ‘What do I need to improve? What do I need to fix?’ Willard added. “I’m not satisfied with anything.”
The balanced Wildcats have six players averaging between 9.5 and 13.6 points per game and are the best 3-point shooting team in the Big East at 36.5%. The top threats are backcourt mates Bryce Lindsay (13.6 points), who has 58 triples, and Tyler Perkins (13 points), who has made 39 3-pointers.
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