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"Lee Grosscup, who became a gregarious and beloved radio broadcaster for Cal football after starring at quarterback for the University of Utah and a brief career in professional ball, died Monday. Grosscup was 83.
His association at Cal began in 1986 as analyst for play-by-play man Joe Starkey. Grosscup’s role diminished in recent years, and he did his final work on Cal’s postgame show after the 2018 Cheez-It Bowl.
"It's been a wonderful time," Grosscup said at the time. "I'll miss it. It's a good way for me to go out.”
Grosscup still contributed to pregame segments this past fall.
Starkey, Cal's long-time radio voice, was emotional Monday afternoon while talking about his friend. The two first worked together as broadcast partners for the Oakland Invaders in 1983.
“I hope I can get through this because I’m a wreck,” Starkey said. “We were really close. On the Cal road trips, we would always go in a day early and play golf. We were close friends from the start to the finish.”"
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As someone noted:
"Who had tiger on the loose on their COVID-19 Bingo card?"
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The Cupper dies.
https://www.si.com/college/cal/news/lee-grosscup-dies-at-83
"Lee Grosscup, who became a gregarious and beloved radio broadcaster for Cal football after starring at quarterback for the University of Utah and a brief career in professional ball, died Monday. Grosscup was 83.
His association at Cal began in 1986 as analyst for play-by-play man Joe Starkey. Grosscup’s role diminished in recent years, and he did his final work on Cal’s postgame show after the 2018 Cheez-It Bowl.
"It's been a wonderful time," Grosscup said at the time. "I'll miss it. It's a good way for me to go out.”
Grosscup still contributed to pregame segments this past fall.
Starkey, Cal's long-time radio voice, was emotional Monday afternoon while talking about his friend. The two first worked together as broadcast partners for the Oakland Invaders in 1983.
“I hope I can get through this because I’m a wreck,” Starkey said. “We were really close. On the Cal road trips, we would always go in a day early and play golf. We were close friends from the start to the finish.”"
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Sad times.