After battling cancer for nearly a year, Greg Sharpe has passed away. He was 61 years old. Nebraska Athletics announced the passing on social media Saturday mor

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 revealed his pancreatic cancer diagnosis in April of 2024, and bravely continued to broadcast games while undergoing treatment.

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 he was battling pancreatic cancer.

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, 10 months after he announced he had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Nebraska fans have been sharing tributes online following the passing of announcer Greg Sharpe. Sharpe passed after a battle with cancer.

Greg Sharpe, who spent 10 years covering sports at WIBW and currently was Voice of the Nebraska Cornhuskers, died Friday following a battle with cancer.

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Nebraska announcer Greg Sharpe passed away on Friday evening after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Sharpe was 61 years old.

Sharpe is survived by his wife, Amy, and three daughters, Emily, Campbell and Taylor.