Colin Kaepernick isn't putting resources into the BIG3, regardless of The Athletic beforehand detailing that the 34-year-old would help with keeping the 3-on-3 association helped to establish by Ice Cube from closing down.
"It's simply false," a delegate for Kaepernick told The Athletic's Shams Charania on Thursday.
The speculation from Kaepernick would have permitted the association to keep on working, as per Charania. Players in the BIG3 have been planning for an association wide closure, Charania reports.
Ice Cube and media outlet chief Jeff Kwatinetz established the BIG3 in 2017. It has held a season each mid year since other than 2020, which was wrecked by the COVID-19 pandemic.
That year, the association applied for and got a $1.6-million credit from the central government, as per The Associated Press. The BIG3 returned $700,000 and utilized $600,000 to pay its mentors and players to make a re-visitation of play conceivable in 2021.