The Dan Patrick Show

The Spurs took Game 3 of the NBA Finals from the Knicks in Madison Square Garden and DP digs into the action on the court, the drama surrounding the first Finals game at MSG since 1999, and the fallout from the Spurs win. Plus, former NBA player and current analyst calling the Finals for ABC, Tim Legler drops by to weigh in on the spectacle in the Garden last night.
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Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby won his legal battle against the NCAA and can play this season after a Texas District Court issued an injunction allowing him to ignore the NCAA ruling him ineligible. And longtime friend of the program, Chris “Mad Dog” Russo stops by to talk about the Madness in Manhattan surrounding last night’s NBA Finals Game 3 at Madison Square Garden.
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NCAA insider Dan Wetzel joins the show to break down the Texas 99th District Court injunction ruling that will allow Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby to play despite being ruled ineligible by the NCAA over gambling accusations. DP and the Danettes consider what this ruling means for the NCAA moving forward and how it will affect the landscape of college sports.
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NBA analyst Tim Legler calls this NBA Finals one of the most physical series he's ever seen and credits a young Spurs team for their calm demeanor. Chris "Mad Dog" Russo thinks the Knicks may have come out a little two amped up and reminds listeners of the greatness of former big men like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Hakeem Olajuwon. NCAA insider Dan Wetzel explains the legal battle surrounding Brendan Sorsby and thinks the court ruling is creating a significant precedent.
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Dan talks about the many notable individual performances at Madison Square Garden and thinks Wemby has a chance to cement himself in the history of the game with a standout performance in Game 3 of the NBA Finals tonight. And the tickets prices for tonight have finally fallen but they are still outrageously expensive.
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