Dan Hicks, NBC sportscasting legend and husband of ESPN anchor Hannah Storm, unexpectedly dies at 64
Dan Hicks, NBC Sports' voice of golf, the Olympics and Notre Dame football, died suddenly at 64, according to a social media post from ESPN anchor Hannah Storm, Hicks' wife of 32 years.
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Dan Hicks, NBC Sports' voice of golf, the Olympics and Notre Dame football, died suddenly at 64, according to a social media post from ESPN anchor Hannah Storm, Hicks' wife of 32 years.— Yahoo Sports
Longtime NBC Sports and PGA Tour golf announcer Dan Hicks died at 64 after an acute illness.— Independent Journal Review
Hicks spent more than three decades at NBC and called many of golf’s most memorable moments; he is survived by his wife, broadcaster Hannah Storm, and their three daughters.— Independent Journal Review
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Dan Hicks was the voice of so many iconic moments in sports. He joined NBC in 1992, and worked on golf, football, and Olympic broadcasts. His wife, Hannah Storm, says he passed away after an “acute illness.” NBC News’ Tom Llamas looks back at his life and legacy.