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Dan Patrick's new Content Factory show will clear on KLAC, L.A.
Former ESPN stalwart Dan Patrick debuts Monday on Clear Channel's KLAC (570) and replaces the current all-sports morning team of Fred Roggin, T.J. Simers and his daughter Tracy.
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