Nebraska fans are mourning the loss of beloved football and baseball play-by-play radio announcer Greg Sharpe, who passed away after battling pancreatic cancer. Sharpe’s family announced his passing on Saturday, paying tribute to his passion and energy that brought joy to fans for 17 seasons. The late announcer was honored by the school for his contributions to Husker history by renaming the home radio booth at Memorial Stadium after him. Athletic Director Troy Dannen described Sharpe as an incredible person and a friend to everyone, stating that he defined what it meant to be a Husker. Sharpe, who was 61 years old, received tributes and condolences from fans, colleagues, and former players, highlighting his professionalism, kindness, and impact on Nebraska sports. Many shared personal stories and memories of their interactions with Sharpe, emphasizing his positive influence on their lives and careers. The outpouring of love and support from the Nebraska community showcases the lasting legacy that Greg Sharpe leaves behind as a true Husker legend.
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