Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl champion Jason Kelce is selected for induction into the University of Cincinnati’s James P. Kelly Athletics Hall of Fame. The university announces he will be among the class honored for his college career with the Cincinnati Bearcats.
Kelce joins the Hall of Fame nearly 20 years after his breakthrough in college football. He arrives at Cincinnati in 2006 as a walk-on linebacker, later transitions to the offensive line, and becomes a three-year starter. Sources note he earns multiple All-BIG EAST honors and helps Cincinnati win back-to-back conference titles. The announcement frames the selection as part of the Hall of Fame’s 50th Anniversary class.
The outlets also note details on the induction event. Kelce is listed to be inducted on October 23, alongside fellow honoree Connor Barwin, as part of the broader class of athletes being recognized.
