Talk:Dan Patrick

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Someone should also mention how Patrick always annoyingly (and apparentely out of habit) replies with "all right" (usually in a mean and/or disappointed tone of voice) each time he ends a discussion topic with a colleague during various segments (i.e. "Fact or Fiction," post/pre-game analysis, on-location report, etc).

[edit] Relationship

My parents tell me that Dan (Patrick) Pugh is the brother of Mike Patrick (Pugh?), also of ESPN, and that both are sons of an acquaintance of my parents from Zanesville, Ohio. Neither bio refers to the other as a brother (at least in Wikipedia). Can this be confirmed by anyone else?

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This is incorrect. Mike Patrick is not related to dan patrick.

[edit] Sportscenter

I'm in the UK, so only listen to Dan's radio show and never see him on TV. When did he leave Sportscenter ? Was he fired or did he quit ? Tycobbuk 12:53, 20 December 2006 (UTC)

He said the day Bill Parcells retired (today) that he grew very tired of doing it every day and he began to dread doing it. Now he enjoys what he does on the radio and NBA Nation. Quadzilla99 20:55, 22 January 2007 (UTC)