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History Makers: Stuart Scott


In 1993, landed the job of a lifetime with the launch of ESPN2, a pre-eminent sports network that aimed for a younger, hipper audience. He started with assignments on “SportsSmash,” “SportsNight,” and the station’s flagship show, “SportsCenter.” He later followed Keith Olberman as anchor of “SportsNight” and eventually became a regular anchor on “SportsCenter.” (Winston-Salem Journal)

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