Ohio State’s Jesse Owens makes list of top 50 black athletes, but no Tiger Woods

"Undefeated," an ESPN product, put the list together, and it's hard to fuss much about the top five: Basketball player Michael Jordan, baseball player Jackie Robinson, boxer Muhammad Ali of Louisville, baseball player Willie Mays and Owens, winner of four gold medals in the 1936 Olympiad.

But no Tiger Woods?

Sure, he’s been on the sidelines for a couple years with back problems and so forth, but he’s won 14 majors, second all-time to former Ohio State star and Upper Arlington native Jack Nicklaus!

Even ESPN's Michael Wilbon ripped the list -- on the Undefeated website!

Former Celtics center Bill Russell -- owner of 11 NBA titles, five NBA MVP awards and 12 All-Star spots -- all the way down at No. 36?

Cavs King LeBron James at No. 29, one spot behind Steph Curry of the Warriors?

At least former Browns running back Jim Brown, long the NFL’s career rushing leader even though he played but nine professional seasons, came in at No. 30 and former Reds outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. ranked at No. 37.

But there’s some chatter about this list, as you can see.