Dan Patrick

It's let's bring in this analyst from ESPN to talk about this show on ESPN and then this analyst to talk about this game.

So it wasn't what I love doing.

And that is it could be a variety of topics and a variety of guests.

I remember when I started at ESPN Radio, they wouldn't let you have anybody on who wasn't ESPN.

Because I wanted to have Peter Gammons on.

And I wanted to have Rick Riley on.

And then they didn't want that.

I'm like, why not?

We keep sending the same message to the same people in our audience.

Let's expand this.

And they fought me on that.

They didn't want you to take phone calls, fought me on that as well.

And I always vowed if I got out and I started to do it again, I was going to do it in the way that I wanted to.

I was going to have fun.

It was going to be reflective of my personality.

But I would say that in my broadcasting school, broadcasting school might be the most important thing I've ever done because you're truly changing lives.

At Full Sail University, we have 240 grads in a little over five years who are in the business, in sports broadcasting.

They're either on the air or behind the scenes.

So 240 graduates.

That is changing somebody's life.