PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at ESPN's upcoming 30 for 30 episode on the beloved broadcaster Stuart Scott, who died in 2015 from appendiceal cancer at age 49 Scott's friends, colleagues and ...

ESPN’s latest 30 for 30 documentary stays close to home, covering the life of Stuart Scott, an icon of the Worldwide Leader’s SportsCenter era. Rich Eisen’s time at ESPN overlapped, and the two manned ...

Celebrated ESPN anchor Stuart Scott would have been 60 years old this year, and his former colleagues continue to mourn not only losing a friend and entertainer but someone who would have continued ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. What comes to mind when you hear the name Stuart Scott? For Roy Williams, it’s as simple as a smile. “That’s the best thing ...

NEW YORK CITY -- The V Foundation for Cancer Research raised a record-breaking $3.1 million in New York Wednesday night at its fifth annual "Boo-Yah" event, a celebration of former ESPN anchor Stuart ...

RALEIGH, N.C. -- Stuart Scott's family requested privacy for his funeral, and we respected their wishes. Mourners who entered the Providence Baptist Church in Raleigh, North Carolina included ...

How can you tell a story in just 77 minutes about someone who meant so much to so many people? Maybe a better question is, how strong is perseverance when faced with insurmountable odds in both work ...

NEW YORK -- There has been an outpouring of reaction to the death of ESPN anchor Stuart Scott, including from President Obama, Scott's ESPN colleagues, and prominent athletes from all sports. On ...

Come for the nostalgia. Stay for the feels. Longtime viewers of ESPN's SportsCenter likely have fond memories of Rich Eisen and Stuart Scott teaming up on the nightly broadcasts decades ago. The pair ...

Before Stuart Scott, the exclamation “Boo-yah” was used to express joy. When the late ESPN anchor made it one of his catchphrases, it instantly entered the sports vernacular. Director Andre Gaines ...

Fans never forgot beloved broadcaster Stuart Scott after his death in 2015, and neither did ESPN, his home network for 21 years. Now, a decade after Scott's death from appendiceal cancer at age 49, ...