Ryan Dyrud, Author at Sports Al Dente - Page 82 of 181

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Founder and CEO of SportsAlDente.com & LAFBNetwork.com. Grew up in Denver with a passion for all sports and an emphasis on the NFL. Moved to Los Angeles where I graduated from Long Beach State with a degree in Leisure Services (Yes the Van Wilder degree). My opinions are my own, but they should be yours too.

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Auburn travels to No. 19 Missouri, eager to secure a victory following three consecutive losses in SEC competition

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