Blue-Blooded Broadcaster
Posted Jan 5, 2015
Stuart Scott passed away on Sunday at the age of 49. He became nationally known for his on-air personality on ESPN, and transcended sports during his battle with cancer. But to UNC and its fans he was, first and foremost, a Tar Heel. What follows is an article published in the Sept 2009 issue of the Inside Carolina Magazine, in which Scott explored his path to success and Tar Heel roots.
(Inside Carolina)
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