News about Dan Patrick

Happy Gilmore' seems to be the most recent decades-old film to get a reboot. A sequel to Adam Sandler's slapstick golf film is in the works, as revealed by legendary sportscaster-turned-podcaster Dan Patrick, although a final product is hardly imminent. When Christopher McDonald, the veteran actor who played Gilmore's rival golfer in the original, told 92.3 The Fan in Cleveland that he had seen a rough draft, he first tipped off fans last week. Patrick, who has appeared in no fewer than ten Sandler films, responded to the news by texting his friend Sandler to ask how much time he should wait for in 2024 for a Gilmore sequel. Sandler replied a few days later as retold on Patrick's eponymous podcast.' 'But I'll tell you when there's a script.' I'm still learning a lot about it.'

After a standoff between federal officers and the Texas National Guard that has been 'invasion' of migrants crossing the border, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick urged Joe Biden to de-escalate.

Governor Dan Patrick pleaded with Joe Biden to de-escalate the standoff between federal immigration officers and the Texas National Guard, which is facing an 'invasion' of migrants crossing the southern border. The two sides are fighting in the courts over Shelby Park's recent seizure of Eagle Park near Eagle Pass, the removal of razor wire from Texas' building and the installation of buoys in the Rio Grande. As she confronted Patrick on Sunday Morning Futures, Fox News anchor Maria Bartiromo demanded to know where the conflict is headed. 'What is this going to turn into a civil war?I mean, you've got the Texas rights versus federal rights, both sides with guns?'

LeBron James' recent revelation that he would be returning for a 21st NBA season has caused some anxiety, not for the decision itself, but rather the way the Los Angeles Lakers star delivered the news. James told the audience he'd be back for 2023-24 after briefly considering retirement at the end of this year, and he'll be back for 2023-24. Former ESPN anchor Dan Patrick, who chastised James and the network for selecting the right time to make the announcement, was unsatisfied with the news.

While being interviewed by Dan Patrick on Thursday, NBA commissioner Adam Silver has taken a scathing look at Ja Morant's decision to seek another firearms-related suspension for the Grizzlies star. The former SportsCenter anchor mocked actor Adam Sandler's penchant for carrying the basketball while playing, a breach of the game's most basic rules. He also suggested doing a public service announcement. 'I'm going to do Sandler's do a PSA for the NBA on an anti-carrying scheme,' Patrick said. Silver quipped, 'It can have a double meaning,' Silver quipped.'

During the Texas legislature's final days that fight 'woke' policy, two bills were passed. One stop drag shows for children, while another defunds diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. Bryan Hughes, the Republican senator who sponsored SB 12, applauded the bill's passage, saying it would safeguard children. 'We're proud to announce that our bill shields girls from sexually explicit drag shows (S.B. ). (assassination of 12) is confirmed to the Governor's desk,' he tweeted. These performances are clearly ineffective for minors, and we will not encourage children to be sexualized nor preyed upon in Texas.' And Brandon Creighton (right), who sponsored SB 17, tweeted: "The elimination of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion offices will result in millions in savings for taxpayers and a culture of free inquiry, meritocracy, equal opportunity, and true innovation in Texas higher education."

The Texas Senate passed a bill on Thursday that would require public schools to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms. It will now be considered by the House of Representatives. Religious hardliners applauded the win, but it ignited immediate remark that it was an unconstitutional attempt to bring an end to church and state separation.

The migrant who was shot and killed by a warden and his twin brother after the group had to stop drinking water along a farm road in west Texas last week has been identified by a northern Mexico family. Jes Seplveda (left), 22, was shot in the head after Mark (bottom right) and Michael Sheppard (top right), both 60, opened fire on the migrants on Farm-to-Market Road 1111, four miles south of the town of Sierra Blanca on September 26. Brenda Casias had a gunshot wound in the stomach. She was taken to a hospital in El Paso and is recovering.

During ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball simulcast, Alex Rodriguez's on-again, off-again bromance with Derek Jeter was back in the spotlight, as the two former New York Yankees teammates revealed a hug and announced that they'd cut their beef because of "a lot of cocktails." When Rodriguez was a member of the Seattle Mariners in the late 1990s, the two were often compared to each other as budding All-Star shortstops. Rodriguez was asked about Jeter by Esquire in 2001 and appeared to shame other Yankees for the team's success rather than his friend. While promoting his self-produced autobiographical docuseries, The Captain, alongside Kay and Rodriguez, seemed to put the feud in the rearview mirror on Sunday: 'You move ahead, you learn.'