A file photo of former Kansas Jayhawks broadcaster Bob Davis, who passed away on March 20, 2025. Rich Sugg Kansas City Star Bob Davis, the radio play-by-play voice of Kansas Jayhawks football and ...

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Davis, 80, passed away just a week after his wife, Linda, died following 53 years of marriage. He also was a broadcaster for the Kansas City Royals. For 32 years, Bob Davis delivered famous call ...

Bob Davis, the legendary voice of the University of Kansas Jayhawks for over 30 years ... He also called Royals games from 1997 to 2013. Goff went on to say, "We send our deepest love and prayers ...

A couple years ago, Royals broadcaster Denny Matthews was at Allen Fieldhouse for a Kansas men’s basketball game when he had an opportunity to catch up with an old friend. Bob Davis, who had ...

Bob Davis, who spent over three decades calling ... He also was a broadcaster for the Kansas City Royals. STAY UP TO DATE WITH THE LATEST NEWS BY SUBSCRIBING TO MORNING REPORT NEWSLETTER ...

Bob Davis, the longtime voice of Kansas Jayhawks ... and he spent 16 years calling Kansas City Royals games on radio and television. He was voted the Kansas Sportscaster of the Year 14 times.

Bob Davis, a well-known play-by-play sportscaster known for his work with the Kansas City Royals and the University of Kansas Jayhawks, died at the age of 80, the family announced on Friday ...

Davis did play-by-play for six NCAA Women’s Final Fours on the NCAA/CBS Radio Network, and for 16 years did play-by-play on the Kansas City Royals radio and television networks. “Bob Davis is ...

Bob Davis, the longtime voice of Kansas Jayhawks sports who also had a lengthy stint broadcasting Kansas City Royals games, died Thursday at age 80. KU Athletics announced the news Friday.