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There Will Never Be Another Stuart Scott


For an entire generation of American sports fans, loomed as large as the superstar athletes he covered. After 22 years at ESPN—bringing a potent dose of personality to the network and minting countless classic catchphrases along the way—the beloved sportscaster died in 2015, at age 49, following a long battle with appendix cancer. (GQ)

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There Will Never Be Another Stuart Scott