Greg Sharpe, the beloved radio voice of Nebraska Cornhuskers football, passed away at the age of 58 after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Well-respected for his dedication to sports broadcasting, Sharpe served as the play-by-play announcer for the Huskers for several years, notably taking on the role in 2008. His notable career not only included play-by-play commentary but also hosting a weekly Nebraska football call-in show that showcased his deep connection to the team’s fanbase. Sharpe’s passing on February 15, 2025, left a significant void in the sports community, as fellow broadcasters and colleagues expressed their condolences. Bruce Shultz, the executive producer of the Nebraska Sports Network, shared, “Greg was such a professional and was respected by everyone in the business.” Recognized for his enthusiasm and commitment, Sharpe’s voice became synonymous with Nebraska football, making him a key figure in college sports. He is survived by his wife, Amy, and their children, who have described him as a loving husband and father. A memorial service honoring Greg Sharpe’s impact on Nebraska football and his dedication to the community is expected to take place soon, as fans and peers prepare to celebrate his life and contributions to the sport.
Longtime Nebraska Broadcaster Greg Sharpe Dies After Battle with Cancer
