Stuart Scotts Eye Ball

[broncoguy7b]

What happened to his eye, does any one know?

[KillerBs]

He went hunting with **** Cheney.......

[*Atwater*]

He went hunting with **** Cheney.......

Good one.I owe you a cp for that.

[bronc_fan23]

Stuart Scott was injured on April 3, 2002, at the New York Jets training camp while reporting for ESPN when a machine that throws footballs to receivers for practice hit him in the left eye with a football, requiring Scott to undergo surgery of the cornea [2].

[broncoguy7b]

Stuart Scott was injured on April 3, 2002, at the New York Jets training camp while reporting for ESPN when a machine that throws footballs to receivers for practice hit him in the left eye with a football, requiring Scott to undergo surgery of the cornea [2].

Wow..... that sucks! Thanks for telling me, thats been buggin me since I noticed it because ive seen the commercials with his straight eyes.

[KCLadyFan]

Good one.I owe you a cp for that.

me too...lets see if I can.....

[AZ Snake Fan]

--- i heard that he caught a right hook from a true sports fan ---

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[NJBRONCOSFAN]

Stuart Scott was injured on April 3, 2002, at the New York Jets training camp while reporting for ESPN when a machine that throws footballs to receivers for practice hit him in the left eye with a football, requiring Scott to undergo surgery of the cornea [2].

Is that for real? crazy..i never knew! (well, i mean, i knew about the eye, but not that this was the cause of it)

[Jared]

Is that for real? crazy..i never knew! (well, i mean, i knew about the eye, but not that this was the cause of it)

Yes. That is for real.


And actually, the 'crazy eye' is a glass eye. The cornea surgeries failed, unfortunately.


Regardless of your feelings toward Scott (I know some hate his personality), I think ESPN did the right thing by keeping him on, even thought TV is a visual medium. There are places who would 'suggest' that he maybe should do off air work.

[NJBRONCOSFAN]

Yes. That is for real.


And actually, the 'crazy eye' is a glass eye. The cornea surgeries failed, unfortunately.


Regardless of your feelinsg toward Scott (I know some hate him), I think ESPN did the right thing by keeping him on, even thought TV is a visual medium. There are places who would 'suggest' that he maybe should do off air work.

I agree that they did teh right thing. He's a sports commentator and while I agree that appearance means something, esp. on t.v., it shouldn't mean everything.

[The Dark Knight]

Yes. That is for real.


And actually, the 'crazy eye' is a glass eye. The cornea surgeries failed, unfortunately.


Regardless of your feelings toward Scott (I know some hate his personality), I think ESPN did the right thing by keeping him on, even thought TV is a visual medium. There are places who would 'suggest' that he maybe should do off air work.

Yeah, that was good of ESPN and awfully lucky for Scott.

If you call getting your eye shot out by a 60 MPH football lucky.

[Reidman]

I agree that they did teh right thing. He's a sports commentator and while I agree that appearance means something, esp. on t.v., it shouldn't mean everything.

I like his personality and I think that speaks volumes for his commentating. I've seen a lot of weird looking sports commentators but when it all comes down to it, you just want the facts, you don't care who's delivering them or what they look like.

[tpryce93]

Yes. That is for real.


And actually, the 'crazy eye' is a glass eye. The cornea surgeries failed, unfortunately.


Regardless of your feelings toward Scott (I know some hate his personality), I think ESPN did the right thing by keeping him on, even thought TV is a visual medium. There are places who would 'suggest' that he maybe should do off air work.

I personally like Stuart Scott. I like the energy and enthusiasm. but the thing i like most about him is the ability to make fun of his eye (see WAbroncos avatar )

[Emancipator]

I enjoy Stuart Scott on ESPN.

[KillerBs]

I enjoy Stuart Scott on ESPN.

Same here, i think hes great at what he does......after all he did invent "as cool as the other side of the pillow" haha