Stuart Scott or Steven A. Smith?


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Steven A. Smith, and it's not really close. There aren't many people I'd like to punch in the face more. But I'm sure I'm just a "racist" like everyone else who disagrees with him (he inserts race into EVERYTHING).

We get it, Stevie. You've got the loud-and-angry-black-man schtick down. Now go die.


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Scott is just annoying, and sounds uneducated with all his Booyah junk. Smith is obnoxious and full of himself, even the contestants on DreamJob said he was an A hole on and off the air. I'd submit a write in vote for Kevin Blackistone as well - he turns everything into a race fest.

those guys on PTI

Smith for sure. Unnecessarily hostile and just kind of a turd in general.

Smith -- he is a extreme scott who thinks he is always right.

smith. he helps to further define douche.

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no longer actually tacking on an extra year. i had to get a real job.

"hey thats journey! kick ass!"

They're all just TV hairdos.

and while we are at it, why the f0ck does this doucher get his own show? i mean does anyone actually say "wow, i would really like to see more of stephen a. smith. i wish there was some way i could get an extra 30 mins of this guy"?

quite frankly no one gives a flying tceh what the hell you have to say or the manner in which you say it. please go back to philly and promptly off yourself on the rocky steps.

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no longer actually tacking on an extra year. i had to get a real job.

"hey thats journey! kick ass!"

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Stephen A. Smith is easily the biggest douchebag on television. In fact, I can't imagine anyone who would be worse. Give Hillary Rodham a show and I'd happily watch it instead of Smith's abortion of a "sports show."

Smith

Wow, I'm a bit surprised by the lack of Stuart Scott responses. I despise them both, but Scott has pretty much single-handily ruined Sportscenter.

Welk, I agree. Smith is the symptom, but Scott is the sickness (no pun intended: SICK!)

I would rather eat my own feces while stranded in an African jungle full of killer bees and left-winged socialist feminazis than watch a show where Steven A. Smith rambles and yells about every topic that the news has already beaten to death.

Having said that, Scott is responsible for all my current issues with Sportscenter. And that makes him suck just a little bit harder.


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Scott has a personality that you either like or you don't. However, he is well respected and a long time face on ESPN.

Steven A. Smith is just awful. I can't stand this guy.

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rambles and yells about every topic that the news has already beaten to death.

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Please direct your attention to uniform threads, RM v. VY threads, etc.

That being said, Smith is a cartoon. An act that is not only obnoxious, but insincere schtick just to get airtime.

And to hell with ESPN for fostering that kind of insipid garbage.

Bring back Kenny Mayne - he was great! Not bad for a former Seattle trash collector!

Scott....his eye just really bothers me sometimes..

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Not bad for a former Seattle trash collector!

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Are you serious? I've always liked Mayne. I dig his dry humor. Mayne event, for a while, was the best thing going on ESPN. Now I think he's just out of ideas.

Yes, there was something on ESPN, maybe his bio that said he was a former sesttle trash man - talk about poor house to pent house!

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EYE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Scott annoys the hell outta me. Smith you can tell kind of plays it up, but Scott... man that guy is annoying.

I lost a lot of respect for Scott when he left a dude hanging after he got cut. The guy just wanted a handshake for crying out loud.

Still hate Stephen more.

Like Scott

Loathe Smith

Smith seems like a dick

I have a pretty big tool myself.

that's a question for the ages.

i'm going to say as far being a pure tool, stuart scott.

Stephen Smith