Stuart Scott Passed Away....RIP

[jackswstd]

My condolences to his fam, truly a sad day in sports.

 

[Born2BKing]

"I can't give up because I can't leave my daughters"

 

[nomoreneveragain]

Just watched that tribute on him from espn

fukk Cancer

 

[gho3st]

"dont fall for the Okie Doke"


Stuart Scott

 

[skeetsinternal]

For anyone who missed it. His espy speech.

This nikka gave his going away speech!!!!

 

[prophecypro]

Dude I remember when he was auditioning for ESPN while a local anchor in Orlando and he took Penny from the airport to his first tryout with the Magic before the draft in 1993 when no one was there to pick him up from the airport

Stu was down with the athletes in the way Stephen A wishes and acts like he was.

 

[OaklandCertified]

Rip

 

[Donald J Trump]

Dude I remember when he was auditioning for ESPN while a local anchor in Orlando and he took Penny from the airport to his first tryout with the Magic before the draft in 1993 when no one was there to pick him up from the airport

Stu was down with the athletes in the way Stephen A wishes and acts like he was.

Thats real shyt

 

[2manyFCKNrappers]

Rest In Peace

 

[KXIVN]

RIP Stuart Scott...U will be missed

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

R.I.P

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

Dude I remember when he was auditioning for ESPN while a local anchor in Orlando and he took Penny from the airport to his first tryout with the Magic before the draft in 1993 when no one was there to pick him up from the airport

Stu was down with the athletes in the way Stephen A wishes and acts like he was.

Didn't even know this...

 

[mamba]

Damn. Stu was a good breh. RIP.

 

[madness]

all these figures from my childhood are dying brehs

r.i.p

 

[Dak Pickscott]

Dude I remember when he was auditioning for ESPN while a local anchor in Orlando and he took Penny from the airport to his first tryout with the Magic before the draft in 1993 when no one was there to pick him up from the airport

Stu was down with the athletes in the way Stephen A wishes and acts like he was.

he treated athletes with the kind of respect and admiration that is severely lacking in today's sports broadcasting

don't just do tributes and cry for him ESPN take a page out of his book