Nebraska Says Farewell to Greg Sharpe, Iconic Football Voice, for Upcoming Illinois Clash

Husker Nation Grieves the Loss of a Legend

The Nebraska Cornhuskers are mourning the untimely passing of Greg Sharpe, the legendary voice of Husker football, who passed away unexpectedly at the age of 52. Sharpe's passing leaves a profound void in the heart of the Cornhusker community, as he was not only a broadcaster but also a beloved figure in the state.

Sharpe's booming voice and infectious enthusiasm had graced the airwaves for over two decades, calling countless iconic moments in Husker history. His signature "Touchdown, Nebraska!" became synonymous with victory and brought joy to countless fans across the state.

A Voice that Defined an Era

Sharpe's broadcasting career began in 1997, and he quickly established himself as one of the most respected voices in college football. His deep knowledge of the game, combined with his passion for the Huskers, made him a trusted and beloved figure among fans.

Beyond his broadcasting duties, Sharpe was also actively involved in the Nebraska community. He served as a board member for various charitable organizations and was known for his tireless support of local initiatives.

A Legacy That Will Endure

The loss of Greg Sharpe is an immeasurable one for Nebraska Football and the entire state. His voice will forever be etched in the memories of Husker fans, and his legacy will continue to inspire future generations of broadcasters and athletes.

In a statement, Nebraska Athletic Director Trev Alberts paid tribute to Sharpe, saying, "Greg's passion for Nebraska Football was unmatched. He was a true ambassador for our program and our state, and he will be deeply missed."

Huskers to Honor Sharpe Against Illinois

The Nebraska Cornhuskers will honor Greg Sharpe's memory when they take on the Illinois Fighting Illini on Saturday, November 12th. The team will wear special commemorative uniforms, and a moment of silence will be held before the game.

The Illinois clash will be an emotional one for the Huskers, as they look to honor the legacy of their beloved broadcaster. "We're going to play our hearts out for Greg," said Husker quarterback Casey Thompson. "He deserves nothing less."