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Longtime ESPN announcer Stuart Scott who passed away this morning from cancer, was on the set with Linda Cohn the night Arizona won the College World Series in 2012.
The fun and effervescent Scott, only 49, mentioned during his description of Arizona’s celebration after the 4-1 victory over South Carolina: “Everybody dog pile, jump all over everybody, throw bats up in the air. Nobody get hurt.”
Almost two years later, last June, Scott managed one of his last performances with ESPN before undergoing more cancer treatments. He announced the Spurs’ trophy presentation after they won the NBA title.
He reportedly did 300 pushups earlier that day. He was equally strong in faith and love for his daughters to this his dying day.
Rest in peace Mr. Scott. You will always be cool like the other side of the pillow.
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Site founder and award-winning sports journalist Javier Morales has published his first e-book, “The Highest Form of Living”, a fiction piece about a young man who overcomes a troubled upbringing without his lost father (a Vietnam War POW) and wayward mother through basketball and hope. His hope is realized through the sport he loves. Basketball enables him to get past his fears. His experience on the court indirectly brings him closer to his parents in a unique, heartfelt way. Please order it at Amazon (for only $4.99) by clicking on the photo:
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ALLSPORTSTUCSON.com publisher, writer and editor Javier Morales is a former Arizona Press Club award winner. He also has published articles for Bleacher Report and Lindy’s College Sports.
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