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Charles Berkley is not a fan Management of the NCAA nil and transfer portal.
Barkley, 62, didn’t write words while talking about the current state of college basketball.
“NCAA, they’re a bunch of idiots and idiots. They ruined the sport. I don’t know how to put toothpaste back into the tube,” Berkley said during a recent appearance on Outkick’s.”With Dan Dakic @I don’t. ”
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College basketball analyst Charles Barkley is broadcast ahead of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Final Four Championship Game. (Mitchel Layton/Getty Images)
Berkley is not opposed University athletes They get paid, but it makes sense as to how much money they make and how often players can switch schools now.
“This concept of thinking of tens of millions of dollars to pay a child to play basketball, becoming a free agent every year, and having more money each year. NBA. Can you imagine NBA players becoming free agents every year? I’m not against players getting paid, I want to make that clear,” Berkley said.
“But this concept has to give college students tens of millions of dollars a year. Basketball is the worst because you’re going to get great players for six months. I don’t even know how you’re going to get a ROI.”
January 21, 2023. Phoenix, Arizona: Former Phoenix Suns player Charles Barkley attended the Footprint Center. (Mark J. Rebilas-Usa Today Sports)
Barkley was asked if he would support NIL funding by his alma mater Auburn, but the Basketball Hall of Fame would like to donate the money to a more important cause.
“I just gave HBCU $10 million, and that kind of thing is much more important to me. I gave ‘Blight’ millions of dollars to rebuild my home in Birmingham,” Barkley said.
“That kind of thing is much more important to me than attending Cesspool, a college athletics. We’re such an S. We ruined college athletics.
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Former Auburn Tigers basketball player Charles Barkley after a match against a Tennessee volunteer at Neville Arena on March 4, 2023 in Auburn, Alabama. (Michael Chan/Getty Images)
Even the 11th All-Stars Auburn’s Nil Fundhe doesn’t know how he will get a return on investment.
“If you give a guy three, four, five, seven people, there are six people who have won $7 million, $8 million. If he only stays in my college for a year, I don’t know how he’ll get a return on investment. I’m probably not going to win a championship.”
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