Dan Dakich

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Former Indiana basketball player and coach, and current basketball analyst and Indianapolis sports radio host Dan Dakich told the website Barrett Sports Media that he lost enough money gambling on the NCAA Tournament to get a wake-up call that he’d lost the understanding of the value of a dollar. To penalize himself for that, he’s signed on as a delivery driver for Door Dash and has been delivering food to people in Indianapolis.

A lot of people probably lost a ton of money gambling on the NCAA Tournament this year. Among them was broadcaster Dan Dakich, who has found an unexpected way to make up his losses. Last week, Dakich revealed that he has been working as a DoorDash delivery person to make...

Radio host and former Indiana star Dan Dakich recently lost sight of frugality and says recent gambling losses on the NCAA Tournament made him re-evaluate his financial success. Dakich has money he can afford to lose, but says he needed to be taught a lesson — coming in the form of a part-time job delivering food in Indianapolis.

Dan Dakich lost money betting on the NCAA Tournament. He didn’t try to gamble his way back to even, though. Instead, the controversial ESPN broadcaster and sports talk-show host opted for a new job. Food delivery man. Dakich has been bringing people food with DoorDash for a few months. “I...

If you placed a DoorDash order in Indianapolis recently and thought WFNI The Fan sports talk show host Dan Dakich delivered it, you might be right. Dakich told barrettsportsmedia.com he's been doing deliveries for the app for a few months to teach himself the value of a dollar after losing money gambling on the NCAA Tournament. Dakich did not say how much money he lost.

If you live in the Indianapolis area, it's possible that controversial ESPN radio host Dan Dakich has delivered your Grubhub or DoorDash order recently. No, really. Dakich, 58, has taken on a side gig delivering food. In an interview with Barrett Sports Media, he revealed why: he's teaching himself a lesson about the value of a dollar after losing "a lot" of money gambling on NCAA March Madness.

Let’s say you live in Indianapolis and you’re hungry. You open up the DoorDash app on your phone. You find something delicious and place your order. 40-50 minutes later, there’s a knock at the door. You open it and ESPN radio host Dan Dakich is standing there with food. What...

Dan Dakich has a side gig as a delivery driver. No, really, it’s true. If you’re in the Indianapolis area and order lunch or dinner from Grubhub, chances are one of the most polarizing sports radio hosts in the country is going to show up at your door with a bag of food.

Were you up late enough for the Nate Bjorkgren Woj BOMB that was dropped upon us last night?. Woj really snuck this one in there. But damn, this explains a lot. This season has been brutal. Injuries, COVID, inconsistency, you name it. It just has been a complete wash. Here’s...

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ESPN college basketball analyst Dan Dakich doesn’t appear to be too concerned over whether or not the network brings him back to cover games next season. The former head coach and current Indianapolis radio show host isn’t losing any sleep. During his show earlier this week on WFNI The Fan...

ESPN college basketball analyst Dan Dakich remains employed by the sports media and entertainment entity, but says previous comments this spring that were viewed as misogynistic in nature may cost him his broadcast gig, according to a radio interview this week with WFNI The Fan. Dakich was referencing the life of former Indiana Hoosiers legend Bobby "Slick" Leonard, who died this week, when mentioning the need to live life to the fullest.

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Love him or hate him, Dan Dakich is never afraid to speak his mind... The ESPN college basketball analyst, former coach, and radio host for 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis paid a visit to the Wendy's Big Show to discuss numerous topics as we inch closer to the NCAA Tournament.