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Stuart Scott Is Ready To Kick Some Mustache Ass
Published 2/6/2007 at Deadspin
... The best thing we overheard all weekend was at the massive ESPN block party Friday. We didn't break out the Whisper 2000, but two guys were talking about Stuart Scott in our general area, and we couldn't help but listen in. Supposedly, Scott (who we didn't see all weekend) was absolutely irate with [Daulerio's] hilarious tale about trying to bed a cheerleader. Though we didn't dive into their conversation, we overheard these two young men saying that Scott really wanted to 'kick that kid's ass' and it didn't seem in jest. Almost like he was hunting for him.

Stuart Scott Truly Loves His Hos
Published 4/12/2007 at Deadspin
... Anyway, we just wanted to make sure that all of Scott's hos -- even the ones in different area codes! -- we warmed and touched by his classification of their status, nappy-haired or otherwise. So, you know, lemme know.

Cultural Oddsmaker: Cultural Oddsmaker: Who'll Be the Next Newscaster to Send Rich Eisen Bikini Photos?
Published 5/4/2007 at Deadspin
... and swordsmanship that fraternity yields. And an incident like this only makes Eisen stock uptick a little more as this type of salacious publicity and notoriety annoints Eisen with a gilded cock. Women now have to look at Rich Eisen differently than they did before; he's transformed from khaki-clad white guy jock sniffer to a mysterious, possibly reckless, lothario. I'll bet the day after all of this went down, Eisen walked through the NFL Network offices and encountered a reception much like Eddie Murphy did in Boomerang the day after he banged Robin Givens.

Scripps Howard National Spelling Bee: How Do You Spell "P-L-E-A-S-E L-O-R-D G-O-D S-T-O-P T-A-L-K-I-N-G?"
Published 5/16/2007 at Deadspin
... Oh, and Lemme Know is gonna be there too. We no longer feel any guilt; you guys are destroying our souls.

Stuart Scott Doesn't Read Your Blog
Published 6/1/2007 by Dan Steinberg at D.C. Sports Bog
... t on the town or photos of journalists out on the town or whatever? I not only am not interested, I think that's stupid, crazy. This whole thing with A-Rod, 'Stray-Rod,' I think the headline said? Do we know who this person was? Do we know that it wasn't his agent, his publicist, a friend of his? We don't know. I don't care. I don't care about any of that stuff. And to me, the fact that a lot of these sites are talking about people's personal lives is absurd. I mean, ABSURD . I was at the Super Bowl. I had been working 'till midnight, covering, you know, sports interviews. And there was some site...I was text-messaging a friend of mine who's in the business, who by the way had just told me, 'Hey, I just got engaged.' You know, I'm happy she's engaged. So she said, 'Why don't you come meet some friends, we'll grab a late bite.' Now one of the guys is a guy I used to work with, they all work together. So I text back, 'Cool, let me know." Somebody's reading over my shoulder, and

Hey Stu! When You're in a Hole, Stop Digging.
Published 6/5/2007 by Ben Folsom at The Curly R: A Washington RedskinZ Blog
... ? That site gets 140 thousand hits a day and writes in a satirical style that Stuart himself employs. This also happens to be the site that caught him allegedly setting up a booty call with a Broncos cheerleader, a story he called 'a bunch of crap. A bunch of lies.' Sounds like a response this blog piece, something he has explicitly said earlier in the interview that he knows nothing about, since he doesn't read blogs and can't name one.

Due Justice
Published 6/21/2007 at This Is American Soccer, US Soccer, MNT, WNT, and MLS
... or ”lemme know”.” ...

A Conversation With Stuart Scott
Published 7/3/2008 by Dan Steinberg at D.C. Sports Bog
... DS: So you don't say 'Boo-yah!' after a good drive? SS: No, man. Fans: Or 'Can I get an amen from the congregation?' SS: Here's why: because I'm not working. That's work. I'm grinding, you know? It's hard. And here's what you have to do, you shank a shot and you're like "awww, arghh!" And then they're like, 'Stuart, Stuart!!" And you're like, 'Can I just mope and be depressed for one minute. But it's fun, great day, great course. [At this point, I told Scott that A.J. Daulerio, his foil from Super Bowls past , had been named Deadspin editor. Scott wasn't immediately ...

Stuart Scott's Take on Blogs: 'Whatever'
Published 7/3/2008 by Michael David Smith at FanHouse
... I told Scott that A.J. Daulerio, his foil from Super Bowls past, had been named Deadspin editor. Scott wasn't immediately familiar with the name. "Whatever," he said, when I explained who he was. "If that's what he wants to do with his life...." ...

Stuart Scott Says He Still Won’t Read Sports Blogs
Published 7/3/2008 by jason at SPORTSbyBROOKS
... that guy.’ [Blogs] might have changed, but my daughters haven’t, my life hasn’t. So, not only does Stuart stay away from blogs, but he also keeps his daughters from surfing the blogosphere? That’s only going to encourage them to snoop around more, or even - *gasp* - start their own site! Speaking of sites, Steinberg informed Scott of the latest editorial upheaval at DEADSPIN, and Stuart shared his thoughts on the transition of power: At this point, I told Scott that A.J. Daulerio , his foil from Super Bowls past , had been named Deadspin editor. Scott wasn’t immediately ...

Deadspin v. 2.0 Stumbles Out of the Gate
Published 7/7/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Craig Calcaterra) at ShysterBall
I'm actually a pretty big fan of A.J. Daulerio's. While most folks know him best from some of his long-form performance art at the 2007 Super Bowl, he's actually an excellent writer and knows a hell of a lot about sports. Now that he's in charge over at Deadspin, he'll no doubt be doing more writing and less mascoting, and that will serve the site very well. Upshot: Daulerio was a good choice to succeed Leitch, and I'll continue to read the site. ...

Stuart Scott Does Not Appreciate You Taking Pictures In His General Direction
Published 10/9/2008 by Awful Announcing- (noreply@blogger.com) at Awful Announcing
... Sorry for the The Internet has caused a lot of grief for athletes and media members over the past few years. On of the more famous, or rather infamous, incidents was Stuart Scott's texting habits during a Super Bowl party, and since then, Scott has done just about everything he can to stay out of the limelight (well besides that whole ...