Ice Cube Describes Caitlin Clark’s Big3 $5 Million Offer as a Unique Opportunity for an Exceptional Athlete

Ice Cube is a large follower of Caitlin Clark — a lot to make sure that the business owner and rap artist’s Big3 League provided the 22-year-old university basketball star a bargain worth $5 million. But Cube informed The Pat McAfee Show on Wednesday (March 27) that they haven’t listened to back from Clark’s group right now.

Ice Cube and Jeff Kwatinetz’s Big3 League was established in 2017 and includes 12 groups that play in a three-on-three layout. Clark was provided an agreement for 8 routine period games and possibly 2 playoff games if her group certifies.

While the Big3 claims the deal wouldn’t disrupt Clark’s placement in the WNBA draft, Cube kept in mind that Clark’s group hasn’t reacted yet. “They have it and if they wanna sign it, we’ll be happy to have her play in the Big3,” Cube kept in mind throughout The Pat McAfee Show.

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“This is a special situation, a special player that’s moving the needle in a lot of different areas, you know, ratings, attendance, ticket sales,” Cube included. “Of course, our sponsors are very interested in a player like this. This is our first look at planning to go after this aggressively because we know it would move the needle in the league and that’s where we wanna be.”

Watch the meeting listed below.

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