Sports Gambling Analyst Brandon Walker And His Wife, Amanda Dunaway, Have Been Married For Over A Decade!

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Brandon Walker, a sports gambling analyst for Barstool Sports, is married to Amanda Dunaway. They have been together ever since and built a beautiful family together.

He is known for his show “Walk the Line with Brandon Walker” and has a significant online presence.

Walker joined Barstool Sports after a public feud with his former employer, MyBookie, an offshore sports gambling website.

Before Barstool, he worked as a writer and editor for various publications. Additionally, he ran a Facebook page called The More Cowbell Show, which focused on Mississippi State University sports.

Brandon And His Wife, Amanda, Are the Joyful Parents To Their Four Children!

Amanda, originally from Booneville, MS, is a former Miss Mississippi and works as an instructor at Itawamba Community College.

The couple met while they were both students at Mississippi State University. Then, they got married after graduating in 2002.

Moreover, the pair have been married for over a decade and have four children: three daughters and one son.

They have chosen to keep their endeavors private to maintain their family’s privacy.

However, it’s known that their son, Tommy, has shown an interest in following in his father’s footsteps as a sports analyst.

It seems Brandon is a family man, as evidenced by his Instagram post about his family life.

Although he frequently discussed his family in the public domain, he hasn’t directly revealed their name.

Amanda Moved To New Jersey When Brandon Joined Barstool Sports!

Amanda is known for being very private about her personal life, supporting her husband’s career while maintaining a low profile.

When Brandon moved to New York in 2019 to work for Barstool Sports, she relocated the family to support his career.

Known for his great comedic timing, Brandon’s career in sports gambling analysis began in 2004 when he became the sports editor for the Daily Times Leader in West Point, Mississippi.

Over the years, he worked for various newspapers before joining Barstool Sports in 2019.

At Barstool, he quickly rose to prominence, hosting shows like The Yak with Dan Katz and Picks Central.

While he was still there, his sister, Caitlyn Walker, also joined Barstool Sports in 2021 as an intern and became a full-time employee in January 2022.

On October 25, 2024, he was appointed Board President of the Nashville Jr. Predators, a youth hockey organization.

Moreover, he previously served as the Board President from 2010 to 2016, before the organization’s merger with Thunder AAA Hockey.

In Case You Didn’t Know

  • In 1998, Brandon graduated from West Point High School.
  • He was born on April 13, 1979, to parents Vicki Ray and Mike Walker.
  • His estimated net worth is around $1-$2 million as of 2025.
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