Stuart Scott's high school alma mater inducts him into hall of fame (video)
Posted Feb 20, 2015
ESPN broadcaster Stuart Scott, who passed away Jan. 4 after a long battle with cancer, was inducted into the Reynolds High School Sports Hall of Fame Friday night. The 1983 graduate, who ran track and played football at Reynolds, was remembered during halftime of the boys’ basketball game for his passion in covering sports for 21 years on ESPN.
(FOX 8 WGHP)
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