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Reggeon
A reggeon is the exchange object associated with a Regge pole, a singularity of a scattering amplitude in the complex angular momentum plane, introduced by Tullio Regge in 1959.
Reggiana
AC Reggiana 1919, the granata football club of Reggio Emilia founded 25 September 1919; two-time Serie A club (1993, 1996 under Ancelotti), relegated from Serie B in 2025/26 with 37 points, now in Serie C Girone B under coach Attilio Tesser.
Reggie and the Full Effect
Reggie and the Full Effect: solo emo/synth-pop project of James Dewees, Get Up Kids keyboardist and ex-Coalesce drummer, formed 1998 in Kansas City; seven albums from Greatest Hits 1984-1987 (1998) to 41 (2018), wrapped in a fictitious bluesman backstory.
Reggie Bullock
Reggie Bullock Jr. (born 1991) is an American NBA guard-forward from Kinston, N.C.; UNC product drafted 25th overall in 2013 by the Clippers; 11-season 3-and-D wing for seven teams and LGBTQ-rights advocate.
Reggie Bush
Reggie Bush (Reginald Alfred Bush, born 1985), USC running back and 2005 Heisman Trophy winner, drafted second overall by the Saints in 2006; 11-year NFL career, Super Bowl champion; Heisman vacated 2010, reinstated April 2024.
Reggie Doherty
Reggie Doherty (Reginald Frank Doherty, 1872–1910), English tennis player, "Big Do"; won Wimbledon singles 1897–1900, eight Wimbledon doubles titles with brother Laurie, three Olympic golds, Davis Cup 1903–1906.
Reggie Fils-Aimé
Reggie Fils-Aimé (full name Reginald Fils-Aimé) is an American business executive who served as president and COO of Nintendo of America from 2006 until 2019.
Reggie Jackson
Reggie Jackson, "Mr. October" (born 1946), Hall of Fame MLB right fielder (1967–1987) for the Athletics, Yankees, and Angels; 563 home runs, five World Series titles, 1977 Game 6 three-homer feat, AL MVP 1973, inducted 1993.
Reggie Jackson (basketball, born 1990)
Reggie Jackson, NBA point guard born 1990 in Pordenone, Italy; Boston College; 2011 first-round pick (24th) by Oklahoma City; played for OKC, Detroit, Clippers, Denver, and Philadelphia; 2023 NBA champion with Denver.
Reggie Jones
Reggie Jones (Reginald Dennis Jones, born 1951), American light-middleweight boxer from Newark, 1971 Pan-Am bronze medalist, controversially eliminated by USSR's Valery Tregubov at the 1972 Munich Olympics; also other athletes and a Dellwood mayor sharing the name.
Reggie Lee (actor)
Reggie Lee (Reggie Valdez), Filipino American actor born in Quezon City, Philippines; known as Sgt. Wu on Grimm (2011-17), Bill Kim on Prison Break, Thomas Choi on All Rise, and Lance Nguyen in The Fast and the Furious.
Reggie Lewis
Reggie Lewis (Reginald C. Lewis, 1965-1993), Boston Celtics shooting guard/small forward, 1987 first-round pick from Northeastern, 1992 All-Star averaging 17.6 career points, died at 27 of sudden heart failure after conflicting cardiac diagnoses.
Reggie Mantle
Reggie Mantle (Reginald Mantle), Archie Comics prankster-rival of Archie Andrews, debuting in Jackpot Comics #5 (Spring 1942); known for vanity, schemes against Archie and Moose, Evilheart alter ego, The Archies membership, and TV adaptations.
Reggie Miller
Reggie Miller (Reginald Wayne Miller), born 1965, is a Hall of Fame shooting guard who played 18 seasons with the Indiana Pacers, scored 25,279 points, retired as the NBA's three-point leader with 2,560 makes, and became a lead TV analyst.
Reggie Pearman
Reggie Pearman was an American middle-distance runner who finished seventh in the 800 meters at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics and set world records on two US relays that August.
Reggie Pridmore
Reggie Pridmore (Reginald George Pridmore, 1886-1918), English field hockey forward and Warwickshire cricketer; won 1908 Olympic gold with England, scoring 10 goals including four in the final, and died in action in Italy in 1918.
Reggie Ragland
Reggie Ragland (Reggie Keith Ragland Jr.), born 1993, Alabama linebacker, unanimous All-American and 2015 SEC Defensive Player of the Year; Bills second-round pick (41st, 2016), later Chiefs Super Bowl LIV champion, Lions, Giants, Browns; 79 NFL games.
Reggie Theus
Reggie Theus (Reggie Wayne Theus), born 1957, American NBA guard, two-time All-Star with the Bulls and Kings, 19,015 career points, later NBA and college coach, now Bethune-Cookman's athletics vice president and head coach.
Reggie Thomas
Reggie Thomas (born 1953) is a Democratic member of the Kentucky Senate representing Lexington's 13th district, elected in a December 2013 special election and serving as Senate minority caucus chair.
Reggie Tsiboe
Reggie Tsiboe (Reginald Tsiboe), born 1950 in Kumasi, Ghana, is a singer, composer, and actor who replaced Bobby Farrell in Boney M. (1982–86, 1989–90), recording Jambo, Kalimba de Luna, and Happy Song, and later appeared in Doctor Who and Black Earth Rising.
Reggie Virgil
Reggie Virgil (Reginald Virgil), Arizona Cardinals wide receiver #82, 2026 fifth-round pick (143rd overall) from Texas Tech; previously Miami (OH), career 100 catches, 1,583 yards, 16 TDs.
Reggie Walker
Reggie Walker (Reginald Edgar Walker, 1889-1951), South African sprinter, won the 1908 Olympic 100 m in 10.8 s, South Africa's first Olympic gold and first African Olympic title; youngest 100 m champion ever.
Reggie Walton
Reggie B. Walton (born 1949), senior U.S. district judge in Washington, D.C., former D.C. Superior Court judge, presiding judge of the FISA court 2013-2014, and the judge in the Scooter Libby perjury trial.
Reggie Watson
Reggie Watson (born 2010) is an English central midfielder in Chelsea's Academy, son of Ben Watson, 2013 FA Cup winner. Debut for Chelsea aged 16 in the 2026 Carabao Cup vs Leeds; wears No.31.
Reggie Watts
Reggie Watts is an American comedian and musician known for fully improvised shows mixing beatboxing, keyboards, and monologue, and as bandleader on The Late Late Show from 2015 to 2023.
Reggie Wayne
Reggie Wayne, born 1978 in New Orleans, is a former Colts wide receiver (2001-14) with 1,070 catches, 14,345 yards, 82 TDs, six Pro Bowls, and a Super Bowl XLI ring; a seven-time Hall of Fame finalist not yet elected, now the Colts' receivers coach.
Reggie White
Reggie White (Reginald Howard White, 1961–2004), the "Minister of Defense," was an NFL defensive end for the Eagles, Packers, and Panthers; retired all-time sack leader with 198, two-time AP Defensive Player of the Year, Super Bowl XXXI champion, and Hall of Fame class of 2006.
Reggie Witherspoon
Reggie Witherspoon (Reginald Edwin Witherspoon, born 1985), American 400 m sprinter and Baylor standout; won 2008 Olympic gold in the 4 x 400 m relay; personal best 44.99. Distinct from sprinter Reggie Witherspoon III and the basketball coach.
Reggie Yates
Reggie Yates (born 1983) is a London-born writer, director, and presenter of Ghanaian descent, known for Radio 1's Chart Show, Top of the Pops, the BBC Three Extreme documentaries, and his debut feature film Pirates (2021).
Reggio Calabria
Reggio Calabria, ancient Rhegion, is a strait-side Italian city of about 168,000, capital of its metropolitan city, home of the Riace Bronzes, and largely rebuilt after the catastrophic 1908 earthquake.