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If you watch his “freshman” year when Zo was a senior you will see him play D.
**edit** since then his effort of that side of the ball ain’t been great.
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If you watch his “freshman” year when Zo was a senior you will see him play D.
**edit** since then his effort of that side of the ball ain’t been great.
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Bruh...it's professional prospects that eat mcdonald's and skittles every 4 hours. He's 16. Hell we see all the time about actual NBA players having fast food or candy addictions and how they changed their diet.
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Yea, not sure what folks are getting at here.
You only see LaMelo when is is on camera. You don't know what he eats when he is at home.
He is doing what any 16 year old is doing. 16 year old, pro prospects or not, have horrible diets.
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He talking about now not the past.
I thought they would be eat potatoes in that cold asz country.
I thought they would be eat potatoes in that cold asz country.
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I think his lack of D is well warranted though. He basket hangs and stops at half court. Not hard to score 30 a game doing that honestly.
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Was gonna come here and say that Ocho Cinco ate McDonald’s 3 Times a day almost all ofhis career. Not saying it’s right, but some people are just different.
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I can think of Ocho Cinco and Derrick Rose who eat junk food and candy, but where are they now?
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What do you mean by well warranted? As in it’s good for his development and the success of his team?
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Lamar Odom ate candy all day erryday but he might not be the best example. 
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They could've doubled whatever they made if they had more longevity. I'm not chalking it up to their diet but where there's smoke there's usually fire. Chances are they didn't take good care of themselves in other areas either. It makes no sense especially when you have the means to eat better.
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If you was talking about Eddie Lacy this would make sense but Chad made 6 pro bowls, played 11 years (which is a lot in football) and was always in great shape.
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You serious? You understand using those dudes to support your claim is counter-productive?
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Huh? Chad Johnson had a solid NFL career. Where exactly do you expect a 40 year WR to be?
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Millionaires? Johnson just did a deal with adidas and don’t even play anymore.
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Lamar Odom ate candy all day erryday but he might not be the best example.
He had a solid career, too. Was even an addict.
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I don't follow football that much, so excuse me. My fondest memory of him was when his coach called him into his office to give him the boot.
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if chad johnson didn't eat candy he would have played 20 years. someone please get that memo out to all NFL players currently eating candy
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Their diets have nothing to do with the current state of their careers.
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Well, you still mentioned D. Rose, as if he isn't a Top 25 PG in NBA History
I REALLY don't see what point you are trying to make here.
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My message wasn't so much that athletes cannot be successful eating junk food. It was more about why when you have the means and choices?
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That was his last season, he was like 35 at that time. Chad was a top 5 receiver for a good 5-6 years.
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He had problems as a result of eating too much candy, that I remember clearly. And from what I recall he had to slow it down.
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Because they are CHILDREN.
Children like fatty and sweet things.
Rich or Poor.
Black or White.
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And how did that problem get in the way of him being a "stretch/might be" Hall of Fame NBA Talent?
