Setema Gali, Jr. (born July 2, 1976) is a former

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of Samoan descent. An undrafted free agent out of

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, Gali was signed by the

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, where he spent two seasons as a defensive end.62 Setema Gali DE
Following his NFL career, Setema was a mortgage broker, real estate investor, hard money lender and a speaker on stages around the country. As an accomplished musician, Setema accompanied an LDS Gospel Choir Divine Heritage, was a musician for the Polynesian Performing Group Taimane and a keyboard/vocalist for the Reggae Band Mana Poly Allstars. He was a top sales manager, trainer and recruiter for Vivint and is a business consultant, speaker, trainer and coach for business owners, entrepreneurs and coaches/trainers.

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Brigham Young Cougars bio
{{DEFAULTSORT:Gali, Setema 1976 births Sportspeople from Orem, Utah Players of American football from Utah County, Utah American sportspeople of Samoan descent BYU Cougars football players New England Patriots players Berlin Thunder players Living people American expatriate sportspeople in Germany