Dusty Dvoracek ESPN Bio Wiki Age Height Wife Weight Loss Salary and Net Worth

Dusty Dvoracek is a famous American former football nose guard and journalist. He played for the Oklahoma Sooners from 2001 and 2005. As of now, he is serving as College Football Analyst at ESPN and ABC on Saturday.

He serves along play-by-play commentatorDave Paschand reporterTom Luginbill.Dusty also works as the co-host of ‘Dusty and Danny’ on Sirius XM Ch 84 and the sports radio host of ‘Monsters of the Mid-Day’ on 98.1FM.

He was born on March 3, 1983, in Lake Dallas, Texas, in theUnited States. Dusty is39 years old.

He is a man of tall stature. Dusty stands at a height of6 ft 3 in(Approx 1.91 m).

He was born to his supportive and hardworking parents in Lake Dallas, Texas, in the United States. Dusty holds an American nationality and is of Caucasian ethnicity. He is the son ofSandra DvoracekandDennis Dvoracek. He grew up with his two brothers.

He married his lovely wifeLacy Dvoracekin March 2008. Lacy has been a professional and registered nurse for 15 years. She serves women by assisting them in obtaining confidence in their skin as she specializes in non-surgical aesthetic treatments like neurotoxins and dermal fillers.

The couple is the parents of three children, two sonsJaxsonborn in 2009,Hudsonborn in 2012, and a daughterSloaneborn in 2016. His family resides in Norman. Further, his sons are following in his footsteps as they hold their age group league title while wearing Sooners and Bears t-shirts.

He received his high school diploma from Lake Dallas High School in Lake Dallas. During his time, he played football in the positions of defensive tackle and offensive guard. In his senior year, he was named to the Houston Chronicle’s Top 100 list and the Dallas Morning News’s Texas Top 100. Upon graduating, he joined the University of Oklahoma and majored in management.

He decided to undergo weight loss as soon as he retired from his playing career which was from 2006 to 2011. He first dropped about 60 pounds, dropping from a playing weight of 305. Dusty then chopped off his long hair.

He was first selected in the third round of the 2006 NFL Draft and missed his rookie season after sustaining a foot injury in the preseason. His professional game began on September 9, 2007, against the San Diego Chargers. During this time, he injured his calf before the Bear’s training camp and suffered a sprained MCL during the Bear’s second preseason game.

Moreover, he underwent arthroscopic knee surgery to assess the severity of the injury. Dusty left the team in 2009 and in 2010, he was signed by the Omaha Nighthawks. In addition, he was let go after the 2011 season by the team.

As of now, he is serving as College Football Analyst at ESPN and ABC on Saturday. He serves along play-by-play commentator Dave Pasch and reporter Tom Luginbill. Dusty also works as the co-host of ‘Dusty and Danny’ on Sirius XM Ch 84 and the sports radio host of ‘Monsters of the Mid-Day’ on 98.1FM. Before, he was a college football analyst for Fox Sports Southwest and Fox Sports Oklahoma.

Some of Dusty’s colleagues at ESPN include:

Mario Alberto – Football Analyst and Commentator

Marly Rivera– Reporter and National Baseball Writer

Sean McDonough– Sportscaster

Shae Peppler– Host

Malika Andrews– NBA Writer

Tony Reali– Host

Roxy Bernstein–Play-by-play Announcer

Sebastian Salazar–Reporter, Host, and Play-by-play

John Sutcliffe–Sports Reporter

He is serving as a College Football Analyst at ESPN and ABC and the co-host of ‘Dusty and Danny’ on Sirius XM. Dusty’s salary is$89,560 annually.

He has attained decent fortune working as a former football nose guard and journalist. Dusty’s net worth is$1 Million.

As of now, he is serving as College Football Analyst at ESPN and ABC on Saturday. He serves along play-by-play commentator Dave Pasch and reporter Tom Luginbill. Dusty also works as the co-host of ‘Dusty and Danny’ on Sirius XM Ch 84 and the sports radio host of ‘Monsters of the Mid-Day’ on 98.1 FM. Before, he was a college football analyst for Fox Sports Southwest and Fox Sports Oklahoma.

He is a man of tall stature and is 6 ft 3 in tall.