Hour 1 – Dan Patrick Stood Up by the WNBA, Kevin Frazier vs. Alexei Lalas, Peter Jacobsen
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You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. It'll be a busy show. Peter Jacobson, he'll be on the call for NBC and Peacock. Pete, former PGA Tour player, really a great ambassador to the sport. He'll be joining us. Steve Young playing in the event. He'll stop by. The CEO of American Century, very funny guy, Jonathan Thomas. Nate Bargatze, he is a very funny guy. And Austin Reeves of the Lakers will stop by as well. We say good morning to those watching on Peacock. Thank you. Download the app if you haven't done so. And we say good morning to our radio affiliates around the country. Over 400 cities that carry this award-nominated program. My starting lineup, we have from Southern Illinois, Pauly Pabst.
Marvin Prince from Connecticut holding on to that Husky love. Anybody who might have gone to Connecticut, passed through Connecticut, knows somebody who played at Connecticut. Marvin is their best friend. Todd is there from NYU. Dylan from Denver University as well. And yours truly from the University of Dayton. We don't have any honors, do we? Has anybody gotten an honorary degree? Yes, Paulie.
No, but I did go to college for five and a half years. Okay. So I am the smartest. You have more education than me. Total amount of classes taken.
Okay. Todd, you graduated with honors, didn't you?
I graduated salutatorian in junior high school and high school, but an average student at NYU.
Oh, well, that's when you discovered girls.
I discovered girls and lived at home.
They didn't discover you.
No, I checked them out from afar. I was a shy type.
Dylan, did you graduate with honors? I'd like you to guess, Dan. I would say no. You're correct. And Marvin, what about you? Honors there at Connecticut? You said it was really easy at Connecticut. It was easier than high school. It was? Well, because I did work. Oh, you did the work. All right. Well, that's our starting lineup here. We somehow cobble this together and give you a program every day, Monday through Friday. We have a poll question coming up.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–14:53
2
What viral Kevin Frazier vs. Alexi Lalas soccer debate sparked on-air reaction?
14:53–15:46
3
How does Kevin Frazier argue pay-to-play and gatekeeping affect U.S. youth soccer?
15:46–26:29
4
What evidence and anecdotes illustrate city vs. suburb access to youth soccer?
26:29–33:01
5
Why do hosts believe the U.S. needs to change its player development system?
33:01–53:11