Stuart Scott
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Sep 14, 2026
Kirk NugentHOST
And you were talking about a gentleman, I can't remember the guy's name, he was an announcer, but he figured out a way to balance common vernacular.
David PersonHOST
Could have been Stuart Scott.
David PersonHOST
Stuart Scott.
Kirk NugentHOST
Yeah.
Kirk NugentHOST
He figured out a way to still make it feel like you're at the barbershop, but it was still professional.
Zachary NewtonHOST
Scott.
Mario BustoHOST
Was it Stuart Scott or Stan Verrett? Anyways, there was like a dude like sports highlights.
Mario BustoHOST
One of them would say, is it bad? He goes, it's not good.
Mario BustoHOST
I just always found the delivery.
Donny LucheHOST
Every time there was every news, every little bit of news about hockey in this country.
Donny LucheHOST
We, Stuart Scott, Rich Eisen, anybody, Stephen A. Smith, they slide it right over to that slick back, that slick back in that suit.
Donny LucheHOST
Barry Melrose, he comes in real crazy.
Donny LucheHOST
Gives you the real on, you know, trades.
Kyle KingHOST
Ledger's a big one.
Kyle KingHOST
But there is a SportsCenter anchor, Stuart Scott.
Kyle KingHOST
Stuart Scott,
Max ThemerHOST
yeah.
Kyle KingHOST
He was known for like Booyah and Cooler Side of the Pillow and one of the great SportsCenter anchors.
Kyle KingHOST
um and he had a long bout with cancer and i remember when he finally passed away like i found out i knew exactly where i was i was like on my way to church and i found out and like i was in tears when it happened i i think i think that's who i would most want to see because like that is probably the celebrity death that most like shook me and that like i was old enough to understand uh like what he was going through for like a long time and he was somebody that was in my life literally every day for like a decade.
Kyle KingHOST
Um, and for him to, to pass in like one of the most sad ways possible, like really, really sucks.
Kyle KingHOST
So I would go with Stuart Scott.
Vince PapaleGUEST
I said, he said, can we have your permission? He said, your permission? Yeah.
Vince PapaleGUEST
you know and and like my kids are there you know gabby's about eight vinnie's about five and um so my kids are there and i'm like going nuts i said you're not going to believe what's going to go what happened so anyway they uh they did it they did the features monday night football stuart scott and guess and jaws are the and they're and they're saying yeah and there's and and the eagles were playing the 49ers and so they had one of their guys this distant replay so we were part of the distant replay thing and they showed it and the next thing you know hollywood came calling And so we ended up with a guy after a lot of money and fees and legal fees.
Vince PapaleGUEST
We wound up with Ken Mock, who created America's Next Top Model.
Vince PapaleGUEST
And he decided to take a risk and he was going to hire a screenplay.
John-Paul FlaimHOST
also think he's overstating Pat McAfee's effect.
John-Paul FlaimHOST
The network was huge, actually bigger, 25 years ago, back when you had Stuart Scott.
John-Paul FlaimHOST
I kind of
Eric BickelHOST
agree with him, though.
Eric BickelHOST
He
John-Paul FlaimHOST
might be the best show now, but the network itself was much more popular back in the heyday.
John-Paul FlaimHOST
And I know Scott Van Pelt still does his thing, but back when you had Stuart Scott and Van Pelt and used to have Keith Olbermann and all these just heavy hitters that people watched.
John-Paul FlaimHOST
Now it's not as important because there's so many other networks and so much else out there, but ESPN used to be a monster.
J.P. FlaimHOST
also think he's overstating Pat McAfee's effect.
J.P. FlaimHOST
The network was huge, actually bigger 25 years ago, back when you had Stuart Scott.
J.P. FlaimHOST
I kind of
John AuvilleHOST
agree with him, though.
John AuvilleHOST
He
J.P. FlaimHOST
might be the best show now, but the network itself was much more popular back in the heyday.
J.P. FlaimHOST
And I know Scott Van Pelt still does his thing, but back when you had Stuart Scott and Van Pelt and used to have Keith Olbermann and all these just heavy hitters that people watched.
J.P. FlaimHOST
Now it's not as important because there's so many other networks and so much else out there, but ESPN used to be a monster.
John-Paul FlaimHOST
also think he's overstating Pat McAfee's effect.
John-Paul FlaimHOST
The network was huge, actually bigger 25 years ago, back when you had Stuart Scott.
John-Paul FlaimHOST
I kind of
John AuvilleHOST
agree with him, though.
John AuvilleHOST
He
John-Paul FlaimHOST
might be the best show now, but the network itself was much more popular back in the heyday.
John-Paul FlaimHOST
And I know Scott Van Pelt still does his thing, but back when you had Stuart Scott and Van Pelt and used to have Keith Olbermann and all these just heavy hitters that people watched.
John-Paul FlaimHOST
Now it's not as important because there's so many other networks and so much else out there, but ESPN used to be a monster.
Adam CopelandHOST
You know, like that great ESPN anchor that passed away.
Derek PapaHOST
Stuart Scott.
Adam CopelandHOST
You know, I doesn't even know his name, dude.
Adam CopelandHOST
[laughs] You know, I gotta say who it is.
Adam CopelandHOST
That made my day, man.
Derek PapaHOST
[laughs]
Adam CopelandHOST
That Stuart Scott reference in there too, man.
Adam CopelandHOST
Uh, yeah, that was, uh, that was pretty funny from, uh, from E-40.
Shane DennisHOST
This is SportsCenter commercial, too.
Shane DennisHOST
When Stu Scott and Scott Van Pelt watch him.
Shane DennisHOST
That
PatHOST
was awesome.
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