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Most recognizable Person in Cincinnati

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First person I thought of when I read the thread title was Jeff Ruby....:idunno:

 

Very little chance Ruby is recognized on a national level by the masses.

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Very little chance Ruby is recognized on a national level by the masses.

 

I don't know. His steakhouses are absolutely nationally recognized.

 

Only people that would recognize Collinsworth are football fans.

I don't think Jeff Ruby is the most recognized person by face. The name is pretty well known. Nick Lachey is only recognizable in the younger generations. My first thought would be Ruth Lyons, who I hope is never forgotten by Cincinnatians, but she has been gone a long time. I would say Pete Rose, final answer!

I don't know. His steakhouses are absolutely nationally recognized.

 

Only people that would recognize Collinsworth are football fans.

Maybe the name, but not by face.

It's Pete and not even close. The average non sports fan knows who Pete Rose is. The average non sports fan does not know who Collinsworth is. Jeff Ruby is more a regional name. If you go up to New York or LA and ask if they've heard of Jeff Ruby it will be a no. Jerry Springer, ehh. Nick Lachey more of a B list celebrity if you ask me.

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