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Pacific Northwest Legend Bob Robertson Passes

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Bob Robertson, the renowned Pacific Northwest sportscaster has passed. He was best known over the years as the voice of the WSU Cougars. Details Click Here.

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Steven Smith

Presently editor and historical writer with QZVX.COM. Experienced former radio broadcaster and radio station owner, 1970-1999. Journalism and speech communications degrees. I enjoy researching articles and online reporting that allows me to meld together words, audio and video. View other articles by Steven Smith

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  • In second viewing...I did call him a legend in the headline. So there..I said it!

  • Well said Jay. I almost called him a legend, and agree he is, but I did not use the word for the very reason you state.

  • We oft-times pass the term "legend" around way too easily, but in the case of Bob Robertson it's well deserved. As a Coug, I missed his distinctive voice calling games when he retired. Excellence is his legacy.

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