A Sunday Evening at Lambeau Celebrates Dan Hicks’ 35th Season Milestone with NBC Sports

Dan Hicks is celebrating 35 years with NBC Sports, starting with a Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin game at Lambeau Field this Sunday. Hicks expressed gratitude for his long tenure at the network, reflecting on the unique opportunities he’s had, including calling Olympic swimming and golf. He became a play-by-play announcer at NBC in 1992 after working at CNN, initially covering NFL games. Notably, he’s covered major swimming events alongside Rowdy Gaines, and he considers swimming’s popularity greatly influenced by Michael Phelps. Hicks also has a strong passion for golf, having called numerous tournaments, including 27 victories by Tiger Woods. As he embarks on this new season, Hicks views the upcoming game as a remarkable milestone in his career.