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Nov 14, 2014 · A soccer match between the Yale Bulldogs and the North Carolina Tar Heels comes down to Scott Sterling and the most epic penalty kick shootout you'll ever see.
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- FTW: Why Volleyball For The Scott Sterling Sequel?
- What Was The Original Inspiration For Scott Sterling?
- Were You Expecting A Similar Reaction with The Volleyball video?
- Had BYU Athletics Caught on to It and Helped out?
- Are You Known Around Campus as The Scott Sterling?
- Could A Third Video Possibly Be in The Works? What Sport Would It be?
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Meese:“We knew we wanted to do a sequel. I wrote up a couple of different ideas, and we were looking at a repeat of soccer. And it just didn’t feel like the jokes were as fresh. It was like, ‘Ah, it just kind of feels like we’ve seen this before.’ And so, the hope was with volleyball that it would automatically feel fresher and provide opportunity ...
Meese:“It was just an idea just like any of our other sketches. We write so much that you never really know what’s going to stick with people. It’s funny because once the soccer one started to get picked up, it got picked up overseas and got big there before it came back to the states. And we were all like, ‘Oh yeah, soccer is really popular outsid...
Meese:“Yeah, we were really happy with that. Because sequels are always tough. Because the first one, you have the advantage that there’s no expectations. So with the second, there’s that expectation that’s built in now, and you kind of have to rise to the occasion. So we’re like, ‘Well, this something that we think will be fun. Hopefully others do...
Meese:“They were supportive for the soccer one, but they knew this one was going to get big like, ‘Oh, that was really great.’ For the second go around it was a lot easier for us to say, ‘We’re going to need this facility and these people.’”
Meese:“Well, locally, people are really familiar with the show, so there’s a lot. They do mention Scott Sterling for sure, but they also mention our other characters and stuff because they’re pretty well-versed on the rest of our material. Outside of Utah, there’s definitely a lot more Scott Sterling recognition. People don’t know me by my name, th...
Meese:“Well, I don’t know if I could say like for sure. But I know we’ve had some good laughs throwing around some ideas for baseball and ping pong. But yeah, I don’t know if anything has necessarily grabbed me just yet. It has to be like, ‘Oh, yeah, that’s the one.’ So, we’ll see. We’ll play around with some ideas just like we did with this one. I...
Scott Sterling is a character created by Matt Meese, a writer and cast member of Studio C, a BYUtv show. He is known for taking brutal shots to the face in soccer and volleyball videos that go viral online.
Mar 28, 2016 · Best Volleyball Blocks Ever with Scott Sterling - Studio C. Scott Sterling is BACK defending his team in the Volleyball Championship. And as per usual, Sterl...
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Scott Sterling is a character of Studio C. He is a soccer and volleyball player for Yale University who has the tendency to get hit in the face with a ball. Sterling's popularity grew the first day that he was seen.
Scott Sterling Sterling's uniform. Scott Sterling, played by Matt Meese, is a legendary soccer goalie who is known for blocking shots with his invincible face. He is also seen playing volleyball. Jason Gray and Stephen Meek play the British announcers.
Scott Sterling may refer to: Scott Sterling (golfer) (born 1972), American golfer. Scott Sterling (fictional), fictional athlete and subject of viral video. Scott Monroe Sterling, also known as Scott La Rock (1962–1987), American DJ and producer.
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Nov 23, 2014 · This is my shootout tribute to The Man, The Myth, The Legend Scott Sterling. May everybody have a Scott Sterling in th... See the full story at Studio C Soccer.
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