Gary Hahn recovering from cancer surgery

(November 23, 2009) N.C. State play-by-play broadcaster Gary Hahn didn't work Saturday's game because he is recovering from prostate cancer surgery.

The cancer was discovered in an early stage, said Brian Asbill of Wolfpack Sports Marketing. Asbill expects Hahn back on Saturday for the season finale against North Carolina.

"His prospects for complete and total recovery are excellent," Asbill said.

Hahn was replaced on play-by-play by Tony Haynes.

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