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Speaker 2: It's a meat Friday at that and Marvin has control
Speaker 2: of the menu. His team lost the Super Bowl and
Speaker 2: I said, you know what, let me pick up your spirits,
Speaker 2: little guy, and he decided that he was going to
Speaker 2: go with pretzel, bun Berger's, Sliders, Brods, Jalapano poppers, and France.
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Speaker 2: cities around the country that carried this program. By the way, Oppenheimer,
Speaker 2: you can see it on Peacock now. That's our streaming partner.
Speaker 2: So written and directed by Christopher Nolan, it's a global
Speaker 2: phenomenon and it's up for thirteen Academy Awards. Speaking of phenomenon,
Speaker 2: I don't think it's global, but Caitlin Clark is a
Speaker 2: phenomenon with what she's done. And we were talking about
Speaker 2: this earlier that you can't just make up a phenomenon.
Speaker 2: It just happens, like shoe Hey Otani is a phenomenon.
Speaker 2: When Dion Sanders played football in baseball during the same season,
Speaker 2: that was a phenomenon. Bo Jackson's ability to play football
Speaker 2: in baseball phenomenon, Jeremy Lynn when there was Lynn sanity, phenomenon,
Speaker 2: Fernando Valenzuela, Fernando mania. Then it became a phenomenon. But
Speaker 2: I always I traced back Caitlin Clark to Steph Curry
Speaker 2: and his ability to take those long shots when we
Speaker 2: thought they were bad, even as head coach Steve Kerr
Speaker 2: thought they were bad, and then we saw the end result,
Speaker 2: and then Steve Kerr realized Steph Curry doesn't take bad shots.
Speaker 2: But I could only wonder what Caitlin Clark must have
Speaker 2: been thinking nine years ago, eight years ago, so twenty fifteen,
Speaker 2: when Steph Curry hits that long shot against Oklahoma City
Speaker 2: on a Saturday night, and Caitlin Clark is probably thirteen
Speaker 2: years of age and probably either looking at the game
Speaker 2: or looking at the highlights and saying, that's what I
Speaker 2: want to do. Because you can score a lot of points.
Speaker 2: It's how you score those points. You get style points,
Speaker 2: that resonates, you know, as far as if you're gonna
Speaker 2: have endorsements, commercials, you know, clicks, you're gonna have followers.
Speaker 2: It's Zion Williamson was a phenomenon. Now he's not as
Speaker 2: much anymore, but you know social media, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: look at those highlights. And then we saw him at
Speaker 2: Duke for one year. He was a phenomenon. Mike Tyson
Speaker 2: was a phenomenon. It was in the beginning You're like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, did you see this guy? He knocks
Speaker 2: everybody out in less than one round. A phenomenon. And
Speaker 2: then are you able to sustain it? Well, Mike Tyson
Speaker 2: sort of did. We're waiting for Zion to see if
Speaker 2: he can. But Steph Curry went from phenomenon in college
Speaker 2: and then injuries with his ankle, and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden he became the phenomenon that he is and
Speaker 2: now a Hall of Famer. But that impact with Caitlin Clark,
Speaker 2: who set the all time scoring record last night. It
Speaker 2: was almost a year ago today where we had Caitlin
Speaker 2: Clark on the show and I toyed with the idea
Speaker 2: would she come back for another year at Iowa a
Speaker 2: fifth year and Uh, here's my question in her answer,
Speaker 2: But you would you would seriously consider staying two more years?
Speaker 3: Mm hmm, yeah, Mine, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I think I just like love this place. I love
Speaker 4: getting to play in front of a sold out crowd
Speaker 4: every single night. I don't know, I love college basketball.
Speaker 4: I don't know it would be hard to leave. I
Speaker 4: think what we've been, what we've been able to build
Speaker 4: has been super special too. But more than anything, you know,
Speaker 4: I love this program. I love getting to play for
Speaker 4: Coach Bluter. I love getting to play with my best friends,
Speaker 4: you know, and they're not only my teammates, but I
Speaker 4: hang out with them every second off the court. And
Speaker 4: you know, it'll it'd be really hard to leave that,
Speaker 4: especially you know, when you know you can go to
Speaker 4: the WNBA even the year after that. But yeah, I
Speaker 4: mean there's pros and cons to both sides, and I
Speaker 4: think you know, it's been hard for a lot of
Speaker 4: college athletes to decide what to do, uh, just because
Speaker 4: you know there are pros of staying in college, but
Speaker 4: also you know, your dream of reaching the next levels
Speaker 4: right there as well.
Speaker 2: And I don't know how she feels now about maybe
Speaker 2: entertaining staying another year. It feels like, okay, all time
Speaker 2: leading score. The only thing left is can you win
Speaker 2: a championship? Can you compete for a championship again? And
Speaker 2: then you want to try your you want to face
Speaker 2: the best, and she's clearly ready to face the best
Speaker 2: and go into the WNBA eight seven seven three DP
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Speaker 2: Nance will join us coming up. Good morning if you're
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Speaker 2: City joins us Hi Dale. What's on your mind?
Speaker 5: Happy meat Friday, Dan, Thank you, Thank you Dane. So
Speaker 5: last night at the I was at the game in Carver,
Speaker 5: Hawkey and much like Jim Nance carrying you into the
Speaker 5: super Bowl and a Peacock, you had a wonderful job.
Speaker 5: After the game, they actually filmed the celebration honoring her,
Speaker 5: and you were there, you were part of it.
Speaker 6: It was a couple of your.
Speaker 5: Comments, like there was the first one was she is
Speaker 5: must see TV, and then two seconds later it was
Speaker 5: the one with this is the best player in college basketball,
Speaker 5: men's or women. So once again, the DP Show travels.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, thank you, Dale. She's the most impactful now.
Speaker 2: Her skill level is wonderful in her sport and certainly
Speaker 2: the most impactful and must see TV. And with college basketball,
Speaker 2: we don't have that. We don't have that player or players,
Speaker 2: maybe teams, maybe coaches, but we're lacking star pas with
Speaker 2: the men's game. What's poll question Seaton for hour two
Speaker 2: on this program?
Speaker 7: Well, Dad, we put up there if you could only
Speaker 7: watch one NCAA tournament this year, which one would it be?
Speaker 8: The men's or the women's? Right now? Eighty have the
Speaker 8: men's tournament?
Speaker 7: Yeah, which is which is pretty good? That's a solid showing.
Speaker 7: For the women's tournament, you can only watch one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but March Madness never fails to deliver. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: we're waiting for Caitlin Clark to play in the tournament.
Speaker 2: But other than that, are you waiting and watching you know,
Speaker 2: any other team? Maybe LSU, South Carolina, maybe Connecticut, But.
Speaker 3: Yeah, March madness. It doesn't matter if you don't know anybody.
Speaker 2: And now it's even tougher when you're filling out your bracket,
Speaker 2: you're like, who plays for them? I always go who's
Speaker 2: their coach? And then I go, let me start there
Speaker 2: with their coach. Do I know the coach?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Got tournament experience? Oh hey, we just got another station,
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Speaker 3: They just started right now in response to Jacksonville situation.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what happened Jacksonville. We started the show.
Speaker 2: We welcome them into the Dan Patrick family, and maybe
Speaker 2: there's pressure in Florida.
Speaker 3: Orlando.
Speaker 2: They decided that they're going Dan Patrick Show all sports. Okay,
Speaker 2: I like that. Well, thank you guys. So I'm not
Speaker 2: sure if there's some people I have to welcome, but
Speaker 2: it's the new Fox Sports Radio Orlando ninety seven to
Speaker 2: nine FM at eight ten am. So thank you, thank
Speaker 2: you very much for that. All Right, anything else that
Speaker 2: you're thinking about, Seaton for hour two?
Speaker 8: How much better is Orlando than Jacksonville?
Speaker 3: T better?
Speaker 2: Orlando is the home of the Dan Patrick School of sportscasts.
Speaker 3: Oh hell yeah, you chose that place for a reason.
Speaker 9: Strong ties.
Speaker 2: Yes, Orlando, the Winter Park too. You know it's right
Speaker 2: by Rollins College.
Speaker 1: Yes, Ton, it.
Speaker 2: Appears our friends Rick and Kyle by part of the
Speaker 2: programming and the program director involved with both of those stations.
Speaker 2: Well they're geniuses's it's four completely separate guys.
Speaker 8: Just happened to have the same name name, believe it
Speaker 8: or not.
Speaker 7: Yeah, same name, same title, but it's four completely separate people.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, thank you NBA All Star Weekend. By the way,
Speaker 2: Sabrina iron Escue against Steph Curry the three point shoot
Speaker 2: Now they're not involved in the three point shooting contest.
Speaker 2: That's just them one on one with each other.
Speaker 10: Yes, Marvin so Caitlin Clark just join the regular three
Speaker 10: point shootout. And it's in Indianapolis. The Indiana Fever have
Speaker 10: the first pick in the WNBA draft balloon. Kind of
Speaker 10: ingratiate yourself with the people Indiana. Yeah, let's go. Okay,
Speaker 10: put a big spotlight on the Fever, the spotlight on.
Speaker 11: Her more so.
Speaker 3: All right, Okay?
Speaker 9: How many teams are named after an affliction? You know,
Speaker 9: like fever? You know that seemed like a unique one.
Speaker 9: I was like heat or thunder or hurricanes that's named
Speaker 9: after a potential disaster.
Speaker 3: Like dysentery just doesn't come up. Is a nice name,
Speaker 3: Delaware dysentery, Yeah was ab eighteen. Yeah.
Speaker 9: But like fever, the the blisters, the Utah strep throat,
Speaker 9: you don't see that.
Speaker 3: A lot boils, right, boise boils.
Speaker 11: You could have played.
Speaker 3: To you. Brian in Chicago, Bryan, welcome to the program.
Speaker 12: Hey Dan, five ten, first time, long time, Hey Dan.
Speaker 12: I've been a fan since twenty thirteen when I first
Speaker 12: started listening working with the University of on my football team,
Speaker 12: and I was just wanting to say that you've been
Speaker 12: a staple in all of college uh football video offices.
Speaker 12: So shout out to the CSBA. Hey Dan, I'm getting
Speaker 12: married at the end of May. You are all invited.
Speaker 12: There will not be any rockets running around, but I
Speaker 12: am getting married in Paulie's Neck of the Woods in Lamont, Illinois,
Speaker 12: so Italian beefs on me. I am taking a trip
Speaker 12: to Rome, so I was wondering if I could get
Speaker 12: your advice. I'm trying to find good non tourist restaurants
Speaker 12: in Rome. I will hang up and listen.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: If you can find restaurants where they're speaking Italian and
Speaker 2: you find other Italians in there, not that you can
Speaker 2: kind of walk in, go you Italian, you Italian, or
Speaker 2: you Italian. But that's what you're looking for if you
Speaker 2: want authentic. God, I wish I could remember Guy Fieri
Speaker 2: name dropper. He recommended a restaurant. If I can remember
Speaker 2: what it is, if I can find it, I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: I'll mention it on the radio.
Speaker 2: I walked in and nobody spoke English, my wife and
Speaker 2: I and so I'm just it was a seafood so
Speaker 2: they had fish. I was just pointing at things and
Speaker 2: I didn't know what I was ordering. It was spectacular,
Speaker 2: but I just kept pointing things. The whole menu is
Speaker 2: in Italian. I don't speak Italian, and I'm just going,
Speaker 2: I have no idea and I'm ordering things. And at
Speaker 2: the end of the meal it was wonderful and uh,
Speaker 2: but it was, you know, an Italian restaurant, truly Italian restaurant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, PAULI, Yeah, I've been there.
Speaker 9: Seat and has been there, and you're dead on. If
Speaker 9: you see if you're near tourist attractions, those restaurants are
Speaker 9: very spotty. If you see a sign in front that
Speaker 9: translates everything into English from Italian.
Speaker 8: That's spotty.
Speaker 9: Go into the quieter neighborhoods and go down some alleys
Speaker 9: and find something that looks like it. It's not up
Speaker 9: to code when you go in, and that's the best restaurant.
Speaker 10: Yes, Marvin, is that kind of like New Orleans? Is
Speaker 10: it kind of the same thing. Yeah, like when there's
Speaker 10: three chairs, like, oh, there's our seating area. That's probably
Speaker 10: the best places ever.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Off the beaten path. Absolutely.
Speaker 2: And we'll be in New Orleans next year for the
Speaker 2: super Bowl, by the way, is that official? Well, the
Speaker 2: super Bowl is in I think we're going. I don't know,
Speaker 2: but the super Bowl is going to be in New
Speaker 2: Orleans next year. Doug in North Carolina, Hi, Doug, Well, Dan, I'm.
Speaker 13: Thinking today about great play by play calls of all time.
Speaker 13: I wasn't alive when the Giants won the Pennant have
Speaker 13: a vague memory of do you believe in miracles? But
Speaker 13: I think the best thing I ever saw live on
Speaker 13: television was vernonlon Quist calling Tiger Woods chipping in there.
Speaker 13: It goes, oh my goodness, oh wow, have you ever
Speaker 13: seen anything like that in life? Vernon Allound said that
Speaker 13: this is going to be his last major, last Masters. Yesterday,
Speaker 13: he announced that he's retiring after forty years. And I'm wondering,
Speaker 13: when you talk with these kids in Orlando, is that
Speaker 13: a cliss that you would play as a great play
Speaker 13: by play call? It's on my top five.
Speaker 2: I haven't done that as far as play by play
Speaker 2: calls for the students, but that doesn't mean that the teachers,
Speaker 2: the faculty professors down there haven't done that. But I'm
Speaker 2: going down there coming up next week to spend some
Speaker 2: time with the students on campus there.
Speaker 11: Ah.
Speaker 2: I just found out the restaurant in Rome that I
Speaker 2: went to that guy Fieri recommended a sunk Day Madre
Speaker 2: A s s u n t A m A d
Speaker 2: r E A Sunday Madre.
Speaker 3: Yeah, got it.
Speaker 2: No, it's not. It's not a stat of the day.
Speaker 2: That's a restaurant of the day.
Speaker 3: Yes, tons, I was like, you're offended someone's mom just now? Yeah,
Speaker 3: what are you doing today?
Speaker 5: So it sounded like to me, what'd you can say
Speaker 5: about my mother?
Speaker 2: So we're gonna do rhyme time coming up a little
Speaker 2: later time, Yeah, a little later on today.
Speaker 3: Rhyme time.
Speaker 2: Yes, A Suntay Madre and Uh, be ready to have
Speaker 2: somebody just point out things to you, because uh, I
Speaker 2: think the entire weight staff just spoke Italian wonderful meal.
Speaker 9: By the way, Yes, and you know in Rome, as
Speaker 9: you know Dan, there's four main passas that are the
Speaker 9: staples of Rome food. Start there when you go to Rome,
Speaker 9: get there, get what they're known for, the four main
Speaker 9: pastas of room.
Speaker 2: Greg and Mississippi Jim Nance will be joining us coming
Speaker 2: up here momentarily.
Speaker 6: Hi, Greg, Hey, Dan of the show five ten two. Hey,
Speaker 6: you mentioned yesterday that you're going to do some ice
Speaker 6: fishing and I was born and raised Wisconsin. They got
Speaker 6: a couple of tips for you, okay, okay. Number one,
Speaker 6: if you catch something, keep it discreete because if someone
Speaker 6: sees it before you know it, you're going to be surrounded.
Speaker 6: And then you got access to a secret weapon that
Speaker 6: I don't think you know about. And his name is
Speaker 6: Todd Fritz. Every time you go out on the ice,
Speaker 6: there's always a guy that has a pile of fish
Speaker 6: next to his hole, and no one around him is
Speaker 6: catching anything. Have Todd go up to him, sing him
Speaker 6: a song parody about fishing, or play rhyme time and
Speaker 6: before you know it, mister Patrick, we'll have the hole ice.
Speaker 2: Okay, because he'll leave and then I'll go ice fishing.
Speaker 2: I don't know how many people are going to be
Speaker 2: ice fishing where I'm going, but thank you for the
Speaker 2: tips there. I just need an augur. I just like
Speaker 2: saying that the augur to cut through the ice.
Speaker 11: Yes.
Speaker 9: So when Seaton mcleven and I were doing that is
Speaker 9: Lake minnetaka Seating in Minnesota that we're at. They gave
Speaker 9: me the power auger and if you remember seeing, I
Speaker 9: almost put it straight through the ice. I was pushing
Speaker 9: it and pushing it down and I didn't know when
Speaker 9: to let up, and it went and they go, oh,
Speaker 9: I almost said this thing.
Speaker 3: Right, take it. Yeah, I could take you right down.
Speaker 9: He didn't think it was funny at all.
Speaker 3: Rabbit hole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I got my auger ready and then going fishing. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: it's kind of funny.
Speaker 7: Like throughout the years, we've put ourselves in these situations
Speaker 7: like going out filming these goofy videos.
Speaker 3: And we're like it's gonna be awesome, and the people
Speaker 3: that do it.
Speaker 8: Every day like it was wrong with you.
Speaker 7: This is just like just cut the ice or you
Speaker 7: know We're like, well, court cheerleaders, isn't this hilarious?
Speaker 8: Like not really, Well, this is what we do it.
Speaker 2: When you guys lost to bet and you had to
Speaker 2: be Houston Cougar cheerleaders, they were not please.
Speaker 8: They were not into it at all.
Speaker 2: They were not and you guys were and you're just
Speaker 2: and it turned out it wasn't like a punishment for
Speaker 2: you guys. Everybody was having fun and you could just
Speaker 2: see the other You got a side eye from the
Speaker 2: cheerleaders of several Yeah, they're.
Speaker 8: Like, oh god, why are these guys messing up our formation?
Speaker 3: Whatever?
Speaker 2: I don't even know what that something like that. Let's
Speaker 2: take a break here. The Great jim Nantz joins us
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Speaker 2: We will hear from Kyle Shanahan, the Niners head coach,
Speaker 2: on why he fired Steve Wilkes, the defensive coordinator. Also
Speaker 2: Doc Rivers. It feels like somebody you know held a
Speaker 2: knife to Doc Rivers and said, hey, you must take
Speaker 2: the Milwaukee Bucks head coaching job. He sounds miserable. So
Speaker 2: we'll hear from Doc Rivers coming up in a little bit.
Speaker 2: More of your phone calls as well. He's Jim Nance
Speaker 2: NFL on CBS called the Super Bowl and more importantly,
Speaker 2: had a picture of us in his pocket as he
Speaker 2: called the super Bowl. So we sort of co hosted
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl with Jim Nance. Jim, you said you
Speaker 2: were going to do it, and you did it.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 15: It was automatic, My friend, Morning ho friends, I wanted
Speaker 15: you to feel like you were right there with me.
Speaker 11: And what a game to.
Speaker 15: Watch and be a part of. I'm still you could
Speaker 15: probably hear it. As you know, I've been trying to
Speaker 15: come on the show for the last couple of days,
Speaker 15: even had my voice down on Wednesday, laryngitis like symptoms.
Speaker 15: But we're back, We're running, and I get to be
Speaker 15: back with Hugh and the dan Ats again.
Speaker 11: That's a good thing.
Speaker 2: Has it hit you yet? Not being involved in March Madness?
Speaker 11: Wow?
Speaker 15: I mean this is the first time I've been asked
Speaker 15: about I'm just coming out of the Super Bowl, But
Speaker 15: you know, I think last year I just felt so
Speaker 15: good about the plan which was put in place in
Speaker 15: twenty one to say goodbye and Houston. Listen, I've been
Speaker 15: knocked on my backside here with whatever it was that
Speaker 15: half the crew get came down with after the Super Bowl.
Speaker 15: But I'm excited to actually have the month off and
Speaker 15: be able to go on a spring break with my
Speaker 15: kids and be able to do some things I haven't
Speaker 15: done in almost forty years. So I love the tournament.
Speaker 15: I'm actually gonna appear at the tournament a couple of
Speaker 15: places to cheer on my Houston Cougar's and I'll be
Speaker 15: at the final four in some very limited capacity and
Speaker 15: going to take in the games and sit in the
Speaker 15: stands and enjoy it as a fan.
Speaker 2: Minutes before kickoff, what goes on with you and Tony
Speaker 2: or producers, directors.
Speaker 11: Well, I.
Speaker 15: It was very calm. We came on the air with
Speaker 15: this incredible tease my way Frank Sinatra with an orchestra
Speaker 15: in the sphere and move because that's my favorite song
Speaker 15: of all time. It was so well done. It's got
Speaker 15: to win an Emmy. Pete Radovitch and this amazing team
Speaker 15: put it together and I was ready to go. You know,
Speaker 15: there are elements to the show you have to be
Speaker 15: involved in. Most of us just thrown it to commercial
Speaker 15: teeing up. Alan Roach, who's the NFL public address announcer,
Speaker 15: does such a great job and I couldn't wait for
Speaker 15: the game to start.
Speaker 11: So now, no real big memories of that. Just trying
Speaker 11: to be exact.
Speaker 2: But can you get too excited? Have you gotten too
Speaker 2: excited when you're calling a game?
Speaker 11: Well, I think you have to modulate it, you know,
Speaker 11: I really do.
Speaker 15: I think you have to be careful not to blow
Speaker 15: it out on random plays along the way. But listen,
Speaker 15: that comes with forty years of experience of kind of
Speaker 15: knowing when when to bring it and preserve that one
Speaker 15: gear that you have in reserve. And I mean we
Speaker 15: had some we had some lag time there in the
Speaker 15: first half without a lot at big places. We had
Speaker 15: to throw back with the touchdown pass from Jennings to McCaffrey,
Speaker 15: but there wasn't a whole lot to speak of. But
Speaker 15: by the end of the game it was riveting and
Speaker 15: you know, you're hitting those higher notes.
Speaker 11: So to speak.
Speaker 2: And you talked about that ball being in the air
Speaker 2: a long time. I mean, we're watching it and you're right,
Speaker 2: You're like that, that's in the air a long time,
Speaker 2: and then they end up scoring that touchdown.
Speaker 15: Well, I think if the defender Bolton hadn't been chipped,
Speaker 15: I mean, I think it could have been a touchdown
Speaker 15: in the other direction.
Speaker 11: I mean, it was an amazing play.
Speaker 15: I certainly didn't see when Jennings was trying to get
Speaker 15: the ball back across the field that it was going
Speaker 15: to produce a touchdown. But hey, listen, I haven't gone
Speaker 15: back and looked at the game yet. You still play
Speaker 15: it in your head a hundred million times. And I'm
Speaker 15: just really proud of all the women and men that
Speaker 15: were a part of this.
Speaker 11: You know, it's a it's a crew of over one thousand.
Speaker 15: Strong, and as you know now it's been out there.
Speaker 15: It's the most watched single show in the history of television,
Speaker 15: So it might even actually because of the fact that
Speaker 15: it went five quarters. You got Taylor sitting in the
Speaker 15: stands and being shown, and are sitting in a suite
Speaker 15: being shown. I think that the rating might hold up.
Speaker 15: Usually you kind of pass it on the next year
Speaker 15: it gets stopped, and the next year it gets stopped.
Speaker 11: You just kind of leap frog one another. But I
Speaker 11: think this one's actually going to be advice for a
Speaker 11: long long time as the most watched show in the
Speaker 11: history of American television.
Speaker 2: Halftime is what three times longer than it normally is
Speaker 2: for a game. What do you do during halftime and
Speaker 2: then try to ramp back up to have that energy.
Speaker 15: I gotta have my hot dog first off, and it
Speaker 15: was a really good hot dog.
Speaker 3: Half is a person?
Speaker 2: Is there a hot dog person in jim Nance's life?
Speaker 16: Now?
Speaker 3: There's no?
Speaker 11: Okay now, But you know it's It's interesting.
Speaker 15: When I first started doing the NFL back in the eighties,
Speaker 15: it wasn't automatic that you get a hot dog or
Speaker 15: a tray of hot dogs delivered to the booths. That's
Speaker 15: all set up by the team, so we don't ask
Speaker 15: for anything, but they cater it and sometimes you get them.
Speaker 15: Sometimes you wouldn't. Now it's universal, so I don't need
Speaker 15: a hot dog. I will not have another hot dog
Speaker 15: until Week one in the NFL season. But during the season, Dan,
Speaker 15: it's absolutely essential. I have to have a hot dog
Speaker 15: at halftime. I'm a ritualistic guys, you know, So I
Speaker 15: don't finish it though I saved, you know, I saved
Speaker 15: the last fight or two, so I feel good about
Speaker 15: myself and I'll.
Speaker 11: Throw in the garbage. But my great friend Sam Farmer
Speaker 11: observed this.
Speaker 15: He's of course out Los Angeles Times, a brilliant writer,
Speaker 15: but he was. He was in the booth and stopped
Speaker 15: by during the AFC Championship game, and he observed it,
Speaker 15: and he wrote a little vignette about it.
Speaker 11: He said, I travel my own ketchup, which got some
Speaker 11: reaction from some people, like you put ketchup on a
Speaker 11: hot don And I used to be a mustard guy,
Speaker 11: but now ever since saying I have two young children,
Speaker 11: they go ketchup and Kevin McHale are Kevin McHale in
Speaker 11: the booth that has been with us for over thirty years,
Speaker 11: travels a bottle of ketchup, Okay, I didn't ask him.
Speaker 15: To, but it makes life easier because when you go
Speaker 15: back and you get your hot dog and you're on
Speaker 15: the clock, you get those little packets that you're trying
Speaker 15: to tear them open, and invariably they splatter all over
Speaker 15: your tie or shirt and one of them is never
Speaker 15: enough and you're trying to like fight off the end
Speaker 15: of it. Get two or three, So that's it. Halftime
Speaker 15: is three quarters of a hot dog. And I'm gonna
Speaker 15: miss him. I'm going to miss him now until September
Speaker 15: the tenth.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Jim Nance of course, the lead voice
Speaker 2: with CBS, and he'll be there at the Masters watching
Speaker 2: Tiger yesterday. I'm trying to figure out bigger picture, what
Speaker 2: is Tiger going to do with golf? Can you see
Speaker 2: a senior tour?
Speaker 3: How many? How many of you do not see senior tour?
Speaker 11: I don't see that because I think he can still
Speaker 11: be competitive about here. Believe it or not.
Speaker 15: I know that we don't have a big sample size
Speaker 15: since his ankle surgery last April after the Masters, and
Speaker 15: that's the last time he'd played before yesterday. But well,
Speaker 15: he played in of course some of the December tournaments
Speaker 15: that the father's son event, those aren't official, and the
Speaker 15: one down in the Bahamas that that he hosts. But
Speaker 15: he's still I mean, he's still hitting it out there
Speaker 15: as long as you know, the top third of the
Speaker 15: tour and he's Tiger Woods. So I thought it was
Speaker 15: pretty impressive yesterday that he shot seventy two in his
Speaker 15: first competitive round excuse me, in nine months.
Speaker 11: So the Senior Tour, that's not in his that's not
Speaker 11: in his mindset right now.
Speaker 15: He's going to do a good round of the day
Speaker 15: because the field gets trimmed to top fifty in ties
Speaker 15: or anyone with in ten shots of the lead, and
Speaker 15: he's hovering right around fiftieth out of the seventy man field.
Speaker 15: But he's hosting, he's back, he's playing a little bit
Speaker 15: later today, and if he doesn't make the cut, I
Speaker 15: anticipate he'll be spending some of the weekends sitting up
Speaker 15: with the booth next to me and Trevor Immlman hosting
Speaker 15: his tournament.
Speaker 3: But then there's something about Augusta.
Speaker 11: He'll be there.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, he'll be I really think that we don't
Speaker 15: have to watch this, you know, we'd still have to
Speaker 15: see if he can walk seventy two holes without his
Speaker 15: endurance and his swing falling apart because everything's a little
Speaker 15: bit off of this balance and distribution of weight, etc.
Speaker 11: I'm talking science here.
Speaker 15: I'm not qualified to do, especially when it comes to Tiger,
Speaker 15: But I actually think that he'll be competitive at Augusta
Speaker 15: this year.
Speaker 2: You had the call of Kansas City Jackpot. When does
Speaker 2: that come to you that if they happen to win,
Speaker 2: you're going to use that.
Speaker 15: As they're marching down the field. I knew I wanted
Speaker 15: to put something that had to do with Las Vegas.
Speaker 15: And then moreover, I'm so glad you brought this up
Speaker 15: because you sparked it. You had Brent on last week
Speaker 15: week Brent Musburger right before I came on the show,
Speaker 15: and I had had dinner the previous evening with Brent,
Speaker 15: and I idolized Brent. I have since I walked in
Speaker 15: the door in nineteen eighty five. And Brent was the
Speaker 15: play by play voice of the Raiders up until a
Speaker 15: year ago. You know that, and he used to use
Speaker 15: Jackpot in his touchdown calls for the Raiders. So during
Speaker 15: the broadcast on Sunday, they introduced the next Hall of
Speaker 15: Fame class to be inducted in Canton in August, and
Speaker 15: I mean it just came to me as they were
Speaker 15: out there and we put up a graphical all the names,
Speaker 15: all the great deserving figures, and it just came to
Speaker 15: me on the spot, kind of like Jackpot did that
Speaker 15: This was a window with a very big audience to
Speaker 15: get across the message that you started, and that was
Speaker 15: that Brent Musburger needs to receive the Pete Rosell Award
Speaker 15: for Media Excellence and be in the broadcasters wing of
Speaker 15: the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Speaker 11: And I took it upon that moment.
Speaker 3: No, it was great just to say it. I appreciate it.
Speaker 15: It felt really good about it, and you know, you
Speaker 15: should feel good about it, and you started it. And
Speaker 15: then to be able to have the touchdown call in
Speaker 15: Las Vegas where he lives, with some derivative of the
Speaker 15: way he used to call touchdowns for the Raiders, it
Speaker 15: felt right. You know, It's not something I went into
Speaker 15: the game thinking that's what I was going to do.
Speaker 15: First off, you can't imagine you're gonna have a walk
Speaker 15: off touchdown for a game that's going to go five quarters.
Speaker 15: So yeah, I'm really I'm really proud that I could
Speaker 15: channel Brent in that call.
Speaker 11: It was great.
Speaker 2: I know you're struggling with your voice. I appreciate you
Speaker 2: joining us, and you know, maybe maybe let your wife
Speaker 2: have some room to talk a little bit.
Speaker 3: Maybe you just listen now when you're at home.
Speaker 15: Okay, Well, I'm going to go out this morning and
Speaker 15: have breakfast with our good friend Al Michaels and some
Speaker 15: other buddies.
Speaker 11: And I think you're you're you're having Doc on.
Speaker 3: Are you gonna Are you gonna play?
Speaker 17: Al?
Speaker 11: I'm going to try to play a few holes. I
Speaker 11: told him.
Speaker 15: I can't guarantee I'm going to go three or four
Speaker 15: five holes. Maybe I'll make it nine holes, but I'm
Speaker 15: planning on teeing it up. And this the point is,
Speaker 15: you got to tell Doc because this was Doc's daily game.
Speaker 15: So I'm supplanning Doc in the foursome. This would have
Speaker 15: he definitely would have been playing if he wasn't coaching.
Speaker 2: Okay, does Al call your shots? Does he do play
Speaker 2: by play on you and you do house call him
Speaker 2: play by play?
Speaker 3: Do you believe in double bogies?
Speaker 16: Yes?
Speaker 15: I mean, you know that's going to be parted here
Speaker 15: a little bit later we probably other shots.
Speaker 11: Uh, and it's a lot of fun. I played more.
Speaker 15: Golf in a year without than I do any other individual,
Speaker 15: So whatever that adds up to. I've probably played fifteen
Speaker 15: times a year, maybe six or seven of them are without,
Speaker 15: and we settle into a pretty good flow of things.
Speaker 15: Were both Uh, well, I can't speak for aut My
Speaker 15: game's going in the wrong direction right now. Hopefully we
Speaker 15: can rally a little bit here with some time off
Speaker 15: and more March, but I'm looking forward to it. And and
Speaker 15: please thank Doc for me for for opening up a
Speaker 15: spot and force.
Speaker 3: The great to talk to you. Tell Al we said hello,
Speaker 3: Thanks again, Jim.
Speaker 11: Thanks Dan and all the dan Ets love you.
Speaker 3: Guys, Jim Dance Hall of Famer, Hello friends.
Speaker 2: And uh no March madness for him this year, but
Speaker 2: he'll be there at AUGUSTA.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Al Michaels loves to play golf. He plays at bel
Speaker 2: Air and he's he's he loves to play. He doesn't
Speaker 2: play well, but he loves to play. But if you're
Speaker 2: a if you're a broadcaster and you're doing play by play,
Speaker 2: I would love to have a camera crew follow them
Speaker 2: mic them up.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 7: See, I just even think the idea of like you're
Speaker 7: the server and you walk up to the table and
Speaker 7: these guys are all ordering breakfast, and it's like, I'll
Speaker 7: have the toast and eggs, and everybody's got this unbelievable,
Speaker 7: silky smooth delivery, one after the other.
Speaker 3: Hello Friends, I'll take the French toes.
Speaker 8: Yes, tell me about Hello Friends too.
Speaker 7: I was out yesterday somewhere in public, like just at
Speaker 7: like a soccer thing, not really paying attention, and the
Speaker 7: two guys behind me when they showed up, just random
Speaker 7: people I didn't know. The one guy was like, hey,
Speaker 7: what's up, dude, and the other guy went, Hello friends.
Speaker 8: Like man, that is just a thing that people have
Speaker 8: really grabbed onto.
Speaker 3: Hello Friends.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll take a break. Phone calls coming up.
Speaker 2: We're back after this Dan Patrick show.
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Speaker 3: Interesting day.
Speaker 2: Yesterday post show, we taped the Dan Patrick Takes a
Speaker 2: Gamble podcast, and of course Dylan the graphics guy lost
Speaker 2: to Super Bowl Bets to Shan Irving and the loser
Speaker 2: had to get a Riba McIntyre tattoo. It turns out
Speaker 2: that that they weren't losers. They were really anxious to
Speaker 2: get a Riba McIntyre tattoo. Riba sent her autograph, and
Speaker 2: then we had tattoo artists who came in and then
Speaker 2: put that on Dylan's back. And here's a portion of
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick takes a gamble yesterday. Dylan is getting his
Speaker 2: tattoo on his back, prepping him. They're shaving his back
Speaker 2: right now. It's gonna take an hour looking at your body.
Speaker 2: You're you're Patrick Mahomes the weed whacker. To get the
Speaker 2: rest of that back here too, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yes
Speaker 2: you are. You're an MV pig. We're underway, Dan, Okay,
Speaker 2: can I hear some of that?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Here we go.
Speaker 3: Oh I like that done? Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 5: I was hoping I was gonna have to lean over
Speaker 5: any further because it's not exactly a more flattering position.
Speaker 2: So all right, So Dylan got his tattoo, and then
Speaker 2: Shayan Irving goes, I want one as well, So he
Speaker 2: got it on his thigh and it says Reba, and
Speaker 2: then ninety point five that was the amount of time
Speaker 2: that she needed to complete the national anthem, and Shan
Speaker 2: Irving took the over and ended up winning his bet.
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick takes a gamble that's available at danpatrick dot com.
Speaker 2: I need a little time away from those guys, Shan Irving,
Speaker 2: Dylan and bad Larry. You know, we're going to take
Speaker 2: a week off next week. Then we'll be back gambling
Speaker 2: because March Madness will be coming up as well. By
Speaker 2: the way, I don't I know the commissioner of Major
Speaker 2: League Baseball listens to the show and he comes on
Speaker 2: the show, and I thought he was channeling me a
Speaker 2: little bit. Rob Manfred announced that he was retiring, and
Speaker 2: then he followed that up by saying in twenty twenty nine.
Speaker 3: Hello, who did that?
Speaker 8: That's your bet?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm retiring dot dot dot in four years. And
Speaker 2: now the commissioner is doing that. So he decided that,
Speaker 2: and you know what, he gets a lot of heat
Speaker 2: on social media, a lot of heat. But I think
Speaker 2: some of the things that he's implemented have grown the game,
Speaker 2: will make the game better, have made the game aim better.
Speaker 2: But he does it always feels like the Commissioner Major
Speaker 2: League Baseball maybe says one thing too many, like he'll talk.
Speaker 2: He's not, you know, as kind of presidential is Roger
Speaker 2: Goodell is you know Roger Goodell is you know, I'm
Speaker 2: just gonna give you a nuts and bolts. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to color outside the lines. Rob Manford, He'll sometimes say, well,
Speaker 2: you know, the World Series Trophy is what just a
Speaker 2: bunch of metal when you're talking about the Astros, And
Speaker 2: it feels like there's always a little bit more that
Speaker 2: he's willing to say. Adam Silver Will will sometimes color
Speaker 2: outside the lines, but Roger Goodell does not. But Rob
Speaker 2: Manfred feels like social media. But does any fan base
Speaker 2: like their commissioner. Every time Gary Bettman goes out on
Speaker 2: the ice to hand out the Stanley Cup, he gets booed.
Speaker 2: I don't know what he did. I mean, I think
Speaker 2: I think fans like Adam Silver I don't know, are
Speaker 2: fans ambivalent with Roger Goodell? And I get the draft
Speaker 2: they boo him, but then he goes, oh yeah, bring
Speaker 2: it on, like he's like he really loves being booed,
Speaker 2: which I can't imagine. But and Rob Manfred, I don't know,
Speaker 2: it feels like commissioner comes out handing out on an award,
Speaker 2: you're just booing, yeah, pulling.
Speaker 9: You know with Rob Manfred the Astros thing is going
Speaker 9: to be a big tag on him. But the change
Speaker 9: in the pitch clock and everything last year, and the
Speaker 9: ratings are up, the TV ratings and in person ratings,
Speaker 9: that's his real legacy. He enacted that and did it.
Speaker 9: And on the other one with Roger Goodell, I love
Speaker 9: Roger Goodell.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I don't have mon but I don't know if it's
Speaker 9: him or his people or his business model. But all
Speaker 9: he does in my lifetime is provide me more football,
Speaker 9: and that's all I really care about. I mean, the
Speaker 9: discipline stuff that's between him and the players. Like every
Speaker 9: year Roger Goodell brings me more football and more access
Speaker 9: to football. I'm good with that. More the draft is bigger,
Speaker 9: the better. There's more football to watch on TV, there's
Speaker 9: more access to it.
Speaker 18: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I never had a problem with him. I love him
Speaker 9: on the show.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I don't know how much credit i'd give him.
Speaker 2: I mean, he is the commissioner, but yeah, this is
Speaker 2: an empire that he's running.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it seems like he's steering a cruise ship. He's
Speaker 9: not the guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, you know he's not building the ship, yeah,
Speaker 2: not servicing the ship, but he's there.
Speaker 3: He's the one who's got the captain's hat on, looks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he gets to be there when you take the
Speaker 2: bottle of champagne and they break it. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: E me, I had George Kittle and George Cavlocus going
Speaker 2: to the same school Carloft that he went to Purdue
Speaker 2: and George Kittle went to Iowa. So there's this video
Speaker 2: out there when Christian McCaffrey fumbles. George Kittle's blocking him
Speaker 2: and he's like hey George, and George doesn't say anything.
Speaker 2: Kittle has his back to the ball and George dives
Speaker 2: on the football and recovers that ball. So it's the
Speaker 2: awkward moment there. George Kittle doesn't know McCaffrey is fumbled,
Speaker 2: he's he's engaging blocking him, and then all of a
Speaker 2: sudden he's like hey George, and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: Georgia right for the ball. Get a couple of phone
Speaker 2: calls we'll hear from Doc Rivers and let me see
Speaker 2: where are we going? Uh Andrew and Iowa? Hi Andrew,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind today?
Speaker 11: Hey?
Speaker 18: DP, first time long time from the CIF Days five
Speaker 18: ten and bucks fifty five. Yeah, it was blessed last
Speaker 18: night to witness her story at Carver Hawkeye Arena with
Speaker 18: my twelve year old daughter. The place was electric as
Speaker 18: you saw on Peacock TV, and it seemed like there
Speaker 18: were just as many young kids in the stands as
Speaker 18: there were adults, which is awesome, absolutely crazy and magical moment.
Speaker 18: So I loved Seaton, but struckled at its take on
Speaker 18: the pre show. Looking there was no reason for Caitlin
Speaker 18: to take the record breaking shot from the logo with
Speaker 18: only two minutes into the game. Well, that is pretty
Speaker 18: much the exact reason why Caitlin was in the position
Speaker 18: she was in, because she makes those shots. She earned
Speaker 18: the green light logo trees and fluted and guess what
Speaker 18: her passion bucket.
Speaker 3: Was full le look at that. Andrew, Okay, Corey and
Speaker 3: Iowa Hi Corey.
Speaker 17: Hey Dan, how are we doing the great A H
Speaker 17: five nine A soft one fifty. I just have to
Speaker 17: say that I've been to many events at Carbara Hawky Arena,
Speaker 17: and in twenty nineteen I went to Iowa Penn State
Speaker 17: Wrestling and thought, you know, this is probably the loudest
Speaker 17: it's ever going to be. Well, last night was arguably
Speaker 17: ten times louder than that. I mean, it was insane.
Speaker 17: And the best part about the whole night was I
Speaker 17: took my five year old daughter with me and just
Speaker 17: to watch her sit there and just kind of stare
Speaker 17: in awe as to what was going on was just awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't know how this is going to affect
Speaker 2: somebody until five years, seven years, ten years, Just like
Speaker 2: Steph Curry, the impact that Steph Curry has had on basketball.
Speaker 3: To be felt for a long, long, long time.
Speaker 10: Yes, Marvin, you know what you'll see in about five
Speaker 10: or six years, girls playing college basketball.
Speaker 11: We'll be wearing twenty two.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like you see little kids.
Speaker 10: Now wearing thirty or wherever you are, Patrick Mahome's wearing fifteen,
Speaker 10: you'll see a lot of twenty twos.
Speaker 16: Rob in Orange County, Hi, Rob, Hi, mister Patrick. I
Speaker 16: want to say a small story. I used to play
Speaker 16: ball with Kelsey Plumb and it was at La Fitness
Speaker 16: in Poway, and it was so neat because her dad,
Speaker 16: Jim Plumb, the quarterback from San Diego States, he told
Speaker 16: me cover her and I would cover her.
Speaker 19: But she would shoot over top of me. And by
Speaker 19: the way, five ten, she's five eight, and she was
Speaker 19: an awesome baller. Thank you, thank you, Marvin for doing that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I'm glad that she's she's getting some record
Speaker 2: ignition now that she didn't get before. I don't remember
Speaker 2: it being a big deal when she became the all
Speaker 2: time leading scorer in women's basketball, but the fact that
Speaker 2: Caitlyn had to surpass her and now people bringing up
Speaker 2: her name so indirectly getting a little attention that she
Speaker 2: certainly deserves. And she's playing in the WNBA.
Speaker 10: Yes, Marv, to be a phenomenon, do you have to
Speaker 10: transcend sports?
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, probably.
Speaker 2: You know, Fernando Mania was on the nightly New like
Speaker 2: you get not just your hardcore sports fans. Now it
Speaker 2: becomes a topic of conversation with people probably don't talk sports,
Speaker 2: and Caitlin Clark has certainly been there, and I think
Speaker 2: that's welcoming that you do have a conversation, and it's
Speaker 2: conversations that even men who play basketball talking about this.
Speaker 2: Tom Brady on social media, Peyton Manning on social media,
Speaker 2: Angel Reese on social media. They all reached out out
Speaker 2: to her to say, hey, congratulations, and Kelsey Plumb did
Speaker 2: the same thing. Reached out to her. It's bigger than
Speaker 2: just hey, you broke the old time scoring record. It's
Speaker 2: the way you do it. Coming up Final Hour. Major
Speaker 2: League Baseball has a uniform issue. They changed the uniforms,
Speaker 2: the feel, the fabric, the look. Why Final Hour on
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