Michael Strahan, Ayesha Curry Offer to Feed Clemson After Donald Trump Dinner

Although the Clemson Tigers reportedly enjoyed their fast-food feast with President Donald Trump at the White House, a chorus of celebrities continue to offer the College Football Playoff national champions a chance to dine on more luxurious cuisine.

Ayesha Curry, the wife of Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry, and former NFL star Michael Strahan each made dining proposals to the Tigers on Tuesday:

Rapper Quavo also offered to open the doors of Quality Control headquarters for Clemson:

Tigers quarterback Trevor Lawrence told TMZ Sports that Trump's decision to provide a variety of fast-food items was "awesome":

Lawrence threw three touchdown passes in Clemson's 44-16 blowout victory over the Alabama Crimson Tide in the national title game.

Kaitlan Collins and Liz Stark of CNN reported Trump paid for the meals himself since most of the White House food staff is furloughed because of the ongoing government shutdown.

Meanwhile, restaurant executive Nick Kokonas is also ready to feed the Clemson roster:

Although it's unclear whether the Tigers are going to accept any of the other food offers, they are free to do so under current NCAA guidelines, which changed in 2014 to allow "unlimited meals and snacks in conjunction with their athletics participation."