
Even last year, I was complaining that I gained a bit of weight during college basketball season—all that cheering sure works up the appetite!
The overpriced and unhealthy snack selection at the stadium (popcorn, pizza, hotdogs, junk food, fries and dip, Dairy Queen Blizzards) has forced me to come up with more creative ways to have a ball game snack. A couple of times, I snuck in a serving of macadamia nuts in my shorts pocket (the guards don't check that anyway), and in the last game against the archrivals, I smuggled a box of Japanese chocolate crackers in my bag. Never mind that I have to pay 25 pesos for a tiny bottle of water, at least I know that has zero calories, sugar, and fat.
As for the post-game dinners...well, I'll work on that soon. After a victory, what better way to celebrate than to have a nice big dinner, right? I just had roast duck when we won big against the archrivals last weekend. 
Saturday
Breakfast: Whole wheat pan de sal with butter, coffee with low-fat milk
Lunch: Stir-fried shrimp, chicken meatballs, brown rice
Dessert/Snack: Milk chocolate salted caramel macadamia cluster, coffee with low-fat milk
Dinner: Chicken meatballs, Pizza Hut sausage rolls
Dessert: Magnolia's French Vanilla Mudpie and Queso Primero ice cream
Sunday
Breakfast: Whole wheat pan de sal with Dark Chocolate Dreams peanut butter, coffee with low-fat milk
Lunch: (Brooklyn Pizza delivery) Pepperoni and mushroom, porko, and white pizza
Snack: (Araneta Coliseum contraband :P) Meiji Kinoko no Yama chocolate crackers
Dinner: (at Eat Well) Roast duck rice, sweet and sour pork, crispy chicken, prawn rolls with wasabi dressing, oolong tea, masachi with white chocolate
Monday
Breakfast: Whole wheat pan de sal with queso de bola and Dark Chocolate Dreams peanut butter (separately!), coffee with low-fat milk
Lunch: (at S&R) Club Croissant sandwich
Snack: (at S&R ) Black coffee, rocky road cookie, white chocolate macadamia cookie
Dinner: Tokwa't baboy, brown rice
Dessert: Meiji Kinoko no Yama chocolate crackers