Stuart Scott Passed Away....RIP

[big bun]

RIP to Stu Scott...feels like a family member died, man. He meant that much to me and my career path growing up. Definitely a legend.

 

[FloorGeneral]

Sad news to wake up to for all sports fans. He was one of the folks that made Sportscenter bearable, and really changed the game for all anchors. Dude never gave up, and was strong right to the very end. My condolences to his friends and family.

 

[ExodusNirvana]

So young. WTF man fukk cancer.

I have a lot of memories from my youth with him at that ESPN desk

 

[hotbeezie]

I can't believe this...

felt like I lost a family member.

R.I.P. Stuart Scott

 

[Dak Pickscott]

If this was already posted,sorry... Remember this?



RIP

LMAO

 

[Rich Spirit]

Damn man i really thought he will pull through. This sucks for real. Sad to see a good man gone

R.I.P Stu

 

[Urbanmiracle]

This is deep. I remember watching him every Friday morning on my day off to catch up with the weekly happenings in sports. We grew up with with him in our living rooms and he was with us during some of the most historic sports moments ever. God bless him. RIP salute

 

[King-S456]

Rest in peace.

 

[hood b. goode]

its starting to slowly sink in. rest in everlasting peace

 

[tmonster]

this had made me genuinely sad
and I am not entirely sure why so much so

 

[Lakerman0834]

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So young. WTF man fukk cancer.

I have a lot of memories from my youth with him at that ESPN desk

breh cancer is ruthless had a 31 yr old patient who had a 3 and 5 yr old daughter who passed from brain cancer. I was literally in the call room

 

[Th3G3ntleman]

Thing that most stands out to me is that even though dude bought his own flavor and his own swag to doing sports broadcasting, he was still as articulate,professional, and intelligent as all of them white colleagues of his if not more so. Probably the most memorable ESPN personality for me of all time I can't think of someone else who comes to mind that pops into my head more resoundingly then him when I think of ESPN. You wanna talk black excellence that's it for you going into a white dominated area or field and making it yours while maintaining your true essence is the purest form of black excellence you can have.

 

[Trip]

Stu Scott on John Franco when he was closing for the Mets- "He represents Queens, but was raised out in Brooklyn"

Spent many mornings watching SC on repeat with him and Eisen. Sad day, RIP.

 

[JP_614]

RIP

 

[g-ice]

Rich Eisen had me btw