LINCOLN, Neb. — Greg Sharpe, the radio voice of Nebraska football and baseball, died after a yearlong fight against pancreatic cancer, his family announced Saturday. Sharpe, 61, called Nebraska ...

Greg Sharpe, the play-by-play voice for Nebraska football since 2007, died on Friday of cancer. He was 61. Sharpe, who also called the school’s baseball games since 2008, announced in April that ...

Greg Sharpe, the longtime announcer of Nebraska Cornhuskers football games, has died at the age of 61, the school announced on Saturday. Sharpe had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer 10 months ...

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LINCOLN, Neb. -- Greg Sharpe, the play-by-play voice for Nebraska football since 2007, has died of cancer, his family announced through the school Saturday. He was 61. Sharpe died Friday ...

He was 61. Sharpe’s play-by-play calls for Nebraska football and baseball (2008-24) and Kansas State football and basketball (1996-02) paired his distinct voice with a professional passion that ...

Jim Pillen also issued a statement: “Greg Sharpe was the voice of Nebraska’s cherished football and baseball traditions for nearly two decades. He invited all of us to be part of something ...

The Nebraska Cornhuskers football program announced some sad news on Saturday, letting the public know that legendary football announcer Greg Sharpe died on Friday. He was 61. It was about 10 ...

Sharpe’s association with Nebraska athletics began in 2007 when he called the final three games of that football season. His iconic role as the voice of Husker football became permanent in 2008 ...