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  1. Tim Janus1976–2026Tim Janus, known as "Eater X", was an American competitive eating champion and Amazing Race contestant who won world titles in tiramisu, ramen, and sushi eating.
  2. Chris Spatola?–2026Chris Spatola was an ESPN college basketball analyst, former Army starting guard, and Duke assistant coach under Mike Krzyzewski.
  3. Ernie Accorsi1941–2026Ernest William Accorsi Jr. was an American professional football executive who served as general manager of the Baltimore Colts, Cleveland Browns, and New York Giants.
  4. Michael Sweetney1982–2026Michael Damien Sweetney (October 25, 1982 – September 17, 2026) was an American professional basketball player who played in the NBA for the New York Knicks and Chicago Bulls.
  5. Brian Wolfe1980–2026Brian Thomas Wolfe (1980–2026) was an American professional baseball pitcher who played in MLB for the Toronto Blue Jays and in Nippon Professional Baseball for three Japanese teams.
  6. George Chuvalo1937–2026George Louis Chuvalo was a Canadian heavyweight boxer, five-time national champion and two-time world title challenger, famed for never being knocked down in 93 professional fights.
  7. Gary Myers1950–2026American stock car racing driver who competed in NASCAR and modified touring series and was patriarch of a noted racing family.
  8. Kayla Saager1996–2026Former Binghamton University soccer captain and 2017 America East Striker of the Year who later played professionally and coached.
  9. Barry Melrose1956–2026Canadian NHL player and coach who led the Los Angeles Kings to the Stanley Cup Final and became a longtime ESPN hockey analyst.
  10. Andy Williams1977–2026Andy Williams was an American musician and professional wrestler, best known as rhythm guitarist of the metalcore band Every Time I Die and as 'The Butcher' in All Elite Wrestling.
  11. Charles "Kippy" Brown1955–2026Charles "Kippy" Brown was an American football player and coach, the first Black quarterback in Memphis history and a Super Bowl-winning NFL assistant.
  12. Alphonso Smith Jr.1985–2026Alphonso Smith Jr. was an American professional football cornerback who played four NFL seasons with the Denver Broncos and Detroit Lions and was a consensus All-American at Wake Forest.
  13. Harald V1937–2026King of Norway from 1991 until his death in 2026, the country's longest-lived monarch.
  14. Billy Boston1934–2026Welsh rugby league legend who starred for Wigan, won the 1960 World Cup, and became the sport's first knight.