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Dan Patrick returns to Columbus on WTDA Talk-FM!
Monday - Friday 6pm - 9pm
Starting
August 25th at 6pm, Tune into 103.9
WTDA Talk-FM for the return of Dan Patrick
to Columbus! Dan Patrick left an indelible
mark at ESPN for his poignant interviews and dry wit
as a reporter, anchor and radio talk show host and now
you can hear him on WTDA Talk-FM Weeknights from 6pm
till 9pm!
DanPatrick.com>>
DAN PATRICK
BIO
 Dan
Patrick left an indelible mark at ESPN for his poignant
interviews and dry wit as a reporter, anchor and radio
talk show host at the “Worldwide Leader in Sports.”
Patrick regularly filed reports and anchored coverage
at the NFL’s Super Bowl, MLB’s World Series,
NBA Finals and the NCAA Men’s Basketball Final
Four. Patrick served as the primary host of “ESPN
SportsCentury,” the network's 30-minute weekly
series profiling the 50 greatest North American athletes
of the 20th century.
Patrick
recently left “The Dan Patrick Show,” which
was heard weekdays on ESPN radio and carried by more
than 325 affiliates nationwide since 1999. In May 2000,
Patrick released a book entitled “Outtakes,”
which was based on his no-holds-barred question-and-answer
interviews in ESPN The Magazine. In January 2000, the
National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association
named Patrick the National Sportscaster of the Year.
He’s only the second cable commentator to receive
this honor.
Patrick
transcended the sports world when he served as guest
host of ABC's Good Morning America, December 30-31,
1996, and January 1, 1997. In 1998, he received a Sports
Emmy Award in the Studio Host category.
Patrick's reports feature astute knowledge, a dry sense
of humor and his unique perspective as well as a style
which provides a "comfort zone" for his co-host.
He received a CableACE Award in 1997 for his work on
SportsCenter.
Some
of Patrick's finer moments have appeared on SportsCenter's
Sunday Conversation, ESPN's in-depth interview segment,
where he has brought out the best in many of sports'
premier personalities - including Michael Jordan, Mark
McGuire, Barry Sanders, Wayne Gretzky, Larry Bird, Reggie
Jackson and Bill Murray.
Prior
to working with ESPN, Patrick was a sports anchor/reporter
for CNN (1983-89), where his assignments including the
World Series, NBA Finals and Winter Olympics. In 1997,
he received Distinguished Alumni Award from the University
of Dayton in Ohio.
Patrick
received a bachelor of arts degree in broadcasting from
the University of Dayton.
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