Scott was first diagnosed with cancer in November 2007 after he had to leave the 'Monday Night Football' game between Miami and Pittsburgh to have his appendix removed. Doctors discovered a tumor during surgery. He underwent chemotherapy again in 2011.
Scott became one of ESPN’s most recognized personalities during his 21 years at the sport’s network where he became famous for the program ‘SportsCenter, and other shows.
R.I.P...may God grant his family they grace to bear their loose
ReplyDeleteWow,amazing 21yrs of service...we just lost a rare gem...may his soul R.I.P....its well
ReplyDeleteEya,sorry to ur pple oooo,and his soul rest perfectly
ReplyDeleteEya sorry God no why R.I.P
ReplyDeleteBobo are you telling a dead man sorry?...abeg go check you highness level.
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DeleteMay his soul rest in peace!
ReplyDeleteMay his gentle soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteMay his gentle soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteR.I.P. But he is still young
ReplyDeleteA charismatic presenter is gone from d face of the earth. The media has lost some veterans in the past months u kno. R.I.P Hmmm"Uwaifo don talk e own o"
ReplyDeleteNa wa o, ppl jst dey die anyhw ,R.I.P
ReplyDeleteRip,
ReplyDeleteLast year, it was koala dumor off BBC,now ds ESPN, presenter,quite young, rip
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