After playing collegiate basketball at New Mexico, Danny Granger was selected with the 17th pick in the first round of the NBA Draft by the Indiana Pacers. The first player in NBA history to increase his scoring average at least five points per game in three consecutive seasons, Danny is the first Pacer player to average more than 25 points per game in more than 30 years.

High school: Grace King (Metairie)
College: University of New Mexico

NBA Draft: 2005 / Round: 1 / Pick: 17

Pro career:    
2005—present

2009—2010 Statistics:
PPG: 23.1
RPG: 5.70
APG: 2.6
EFF: 20.22

Career Awards:     
NBA All-Star (2009)
NBA Most Improved Player (2009)

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“The basketball season is long and often I do not have an off-season. Because of this, I need to do everything I can to stay strong for the next game, practice or training session. Eating immediately after practices and games is key for me, because the quality food I put into my body helps it to get ready for the next workout or game. Without a great nutrition plan, I would struggle to get through the season.”
– Danny

BREAKFAST:

-    3 eggs
-    Wheat toast
-    Oatmeal or bowl of dry cereal with whole milk

PRE WORKOUT:

-    Myoplex Lite Bar
-    Water or sports drink
-    Fruit

POST WORKOUT

-    Myoplex Strength Formula Shake
-    Fruit
-    Pro Science Armor (Muscle Armor™)

LUNCH

-    10oz Fish or Lean Steak
-    2 cups of brown rice
-    3 cups of vegetables

DINNER / PREGAME MEAL

-    Myoplex Strength Formula Shake
-    Pro Science Armor (Muscle Armor™)
-    Fruit

POST GAME MEAL

-    Chicken pasta w/ vegetables