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Last night, @football_ncc head coach Brad Spencer was presented with the 2025 Ray Meyer Coaching Excellence Award by the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame! #wearencity
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.@football_ncc head coach @CoachSpence_NCC has won the 2025 Ray Meyer Coaching Excellence Award by the @CSHOFChicago, becoming the first @ncaadiii coach to receive this honor!
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April 9, 1942, 83 years ago today, U.S. forces surrendered, prompting the horrific Bataan Death March. Among those captured was Motts Tonelli, former fullback for Notre Dame and the Chicago Cardinals. Upon release in '45, he returned to the NFL for one last game! Never forget...
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Did you know? After returning to Zion, Illinois in 2015, Billy McKinney became the building commissioner, biking around town to personally inspect projects! 🚴♂️ His hands-on approach shows dedication to improving his community. #ZionIllinois #CommunityLeader @CSHOFChicago
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Mike Singletary, Toni Kukoc, Marian Hossa, Billy McKinney, Cliff Floyd and Olin Kreutz among Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame 2024 class.
We are proud to announce our Class of 2024! Join us on Wednesday, October 23rd at the Wintrust Arena to celebrate these inductees that reflect the rich history of Chicago sports. It will be the premier sporting event of the year!
Tickets available now:
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There hasn't been a personality in the NFL before him or since.
@ChicagoBears great Steve "Mongo" McMichael is a Senior Finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2024.
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Replying to @QuinnBuckner
@QuinnBuckner's tribute to Coach Bob Knight: "He was a terrific man...The world lost a guy who was a genius and really understood life as well as basketball and I feel quite privileged to be whatever I am because I had been in his presence at such an early age and he helped me grow. For all of IU nation, I'm going to take privilege here and speak. He'll be dearly missed. That's a Hall of Fame coach. It resonates in a lot of places."
Quinn Buckner played for the Indiana University Hoosiers under Bob Knight. Buckner was inducted into the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame in 1991.
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Replying to @MikeCoachk
@MikeCoachk's statement on the passing of Coach Bobby Knight: “We lost one of the greatest coaches in the history of basketball today. Clearly, he was one of a kind. Coach Knight recruited me, mentored me, and had a profound impact on my career and in my life. This is a tremendous loss for our sport and our family is deeply saddened by his passing. We offer our sincerest condolences to Karen, Tim, Pat, and their families during this difficult time.”
Bob Knight coached Mike Krzyzewski while at Army, and later brought him on as an assistant at Indiana. Mike Krzyzewski was inducted into the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame in 1999.
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Little late to this party but congratulations to @sarahkustok for her induction into the @CSHOFChicago (Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame)! Pretty damn awesome and much deserved #Chicago #ChicagoMedia #TheBest #GOAT𓃵
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I ask Coach Rob Smith of Simeon
if he produced a camp for coaches on how to build relationships, schedule elite games & manage the high level talent of teams, would coaches attend.
What do you think... Will the coaches attend??
@ChiEliteClassic @chitownshowcase
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I might be a 🧀 head but I still loved watching @D_Hest23 play.
Pretty cool to see Devin share my photos from his @CSHOFChicago induction on Instagram!
📷 @CanonUSAimaging R6 Mark II #TeamCanon
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An incredible honor to attend the annual @CSHOFChicago event at Wintrust Area with several @nddons_alums! Congrats to Sister Jean of @LoyolaChicago on her induction! Always great to see Dr. Tom Hitcho! Congrats to Ronnie Fields, Chicago Legend! @NDCP_Hoops
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Celebrating two legends tonight that have impacted my career in sports and so many others! Feel fortunate to honor these Chicagoland Hall of Famers! Congrats and thank you Sr.Jean and @GatorMary ! #ShatteringGlass
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Comiskey Park, Chicago, IL circa 1990 - Former home of the Chicago White Sox, Chicago Sting, Chicago Cardinals and Chicago American Giants - Opened 1910, Demolished 1991 @whitesox @ChiTownSports @Chicago_History @CSHOFChicago @jasonbenetti @stevestone #OpeningDay2023 #WhiteSox
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The first signature on my 48 jersey came from Molly. A warrior who fought as hard as she could for nearly 2 years. She was feisty & fun & an amazing big sister. I will always look at this jersey and think of you & will continue fighting until we have a cure. #NoGiveUpInUs.
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At 100, Charley Trippi was the second-oldest Hall of Famer ever.
In his youth, he starred for the Chicago Cardinals from 1947-55 and was part of what was dubbed the million-dollar “Dream Backfield.” #HOFForever
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Welcome to baseball immortality, Minnie Miñoso.
📷 Milo Stewart Jr.
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As part of Chicago’s Title IX Week, Candace Parker’s documentary will be screened at Gallagher Way on Friday. I spoke with Parker about why she wanted to make the film, being a women’s sports leader and her future in media. chicagotribune.com/sports/sk…
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"When you think about Chicago and what a great sports city it is, one of the best in the world."
Pat Hughes on 26 years of Cubs baseball at the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
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