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Scott Stankavage Authors Life Lessons


If the amount of energy you have in a day worked like a tank of gas, wakes up with about a quarter a tank because of his leukemia. That means the former UNC quarterback (1980-83) has to make decisions on what’s important. No golf. No basketball. He retired from real estate. Instead, what he focuses on is spending the evening with his family. (Inside Carolina)

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