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Good interview with Semi Ojeleye
« on: January 24, 2019, 09:40:35 AM »

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What’s an average gameday diet look like for you?

We’re blessed to have a chef here at the facility, so he’ll make us a meal in the morning. Usually I’ll have some scrambled eggs with a little spinach and ham. For lunch, I’m a big Chipotle guy, so I’ll go there and get a bowl with rice and chicken. I cut red meat out of my diet, so salmon with pasta before every game is the move.

Afterwards, the chef has a bunch of meals for us—usually the same type of thing. Carbs like pasta, fish or chicken, and then vegetables. So it’s pretty simple.

It’s a fun interview. Check it out:

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/real-life-diet-semi-ojeleye-130000617.html


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Re: Good interview with Semi Ojeleye
« Reply #1 on: January 24, 2019, 10:11:06 AM »

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Now we know why he’s Danny’s guy:

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What’s an average gameday diet look like for you?

We’re blessed to have a chef here at the facility, so he’ll make us a meal in the morning. Usually I’ll have some scrambled eggs with a little spinach and ham. For lunch, I’m a big Chipotle guy, so I’ll go there and get a bowl with rice and chicken. I cut red meat out of my diet, so salmon with pasta before every game is the move.

Afterwards, the chef has a bunch of meals for us—usually the same type of thing. Carbs like pasta, fish or chicken, and then vegetables. So it’s pretty simple.

It’s a fun interview. Check it out:

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/real-life-diet-semi-ojeleye-130000617.html
based on his pre-game Salmon ritual, sounds more like he's a Tony Allen type of guy ;)

Re: Good interview with Semi Ojeleye
« Reply #2 on: January 24, 2019, 10:56:19 AM »

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Now we know why he’s Danny’s guy:

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What’s an average gameday diet look like for you?

We’re blessed to have a chef here at the facility, so he’ll make us a meal in the morning. Usually I’ll have some scrambled eggs with a little spinach and ham. For lunch, I’m a big Chipotle guy, so I’ll go there and get a bowl with rice and chicken. I cut red meat out of my diet, so salmon with pasta before every game is the move.

Afterwards, the chef has a bunch of meals for us—usually the same type of thing. Carbs like pasta, fish or chicken, and then vegetables. So it’s pretty simple.

It’s a fun interview. Check it out:

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/real-life-diet-semi-ojeleye-130000617.html
based on his pre-game Salmon ritual, sounds more like he's a Tony Allen type of guy ;)

Much healthier since he cut out the mashed potatoes.

Re: Good interview with Semi Ojeleye
« Reply #3 on: January 24, 2019, 10:59:28 AM »

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Now we know why he’s Danny’s guy:

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What’s an average gameday diet look like for you?

We’re blessed to have a chef here at the facility, so he’ll make us a meal in the morning. Usually I’ll have some scrambled eggs with a little spinach and ham. For lunch, I’m a big Chipotle guy, so I’ll go there and get a bowl with rice and chicken. I cut red meat out of my diet, so salmon with pasta before every game is the move.

Afterwards, the chef has a bunch of meals for us—usually the same type of thing. Carbs like pasta, fish or chicken, and then vegetables. So it’s pretty simple.

It’s a fun interview. Check it out:

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/real-life-diet-semi-ojeleye-130000617.html
based on his pre-game Salmon ritual, sounds more like he's a Tony Allen type of guy ;)

Much healthier since he cut out the mashed potatoes.

Is pasta much healthier than mashed potatoes?  Is there a nutritionist in the house?


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Re: Good interview with Semi Ojeleye
« Reply #4 on: January 25, 2019, 12:50:28 AM »

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Now we know why he’s Danny’s guy:

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What’s an average gameday diet look like for you?

We’re blessed to have a chef here at the facility, so he’ll make us a meal in the morning. Usually I’ll have some scrambled eggs with a little spinach and ham. For lunch, I’m a big Chipotle guy, so I’ll go there and get a bowl with rice and chicken. I cut red meat out of my diet, so salmon with pasta before every game is the move.

Afterwards, the chef has a bunch of meals for us—usually the same type of thing. Carbs like pasta, fish or chicken, and then vegetables. So it’s pretty simple.

It’s a fun interview. Check it out:

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/real-life-diet-semi-ojeleye-130000617.html
based on his pre-game Salmon ritual, sounds more like he's a Tony Allen type of guy ;)

Much healthier since he cut out the mashed potatoes.

Is pasta much healthier than mashed potatoes?  Is there a nutritionist in the house?

pasta is a slower burn than mashed potatoes.  So if you're worried about spiking your blood sugar, go for the pasta. 

Haven't checked out the interview yet but look foward to it...thanks for posting.