Stephen A. Smith Responds To Criticism Of His $3,000 Basketball Camp

There was a lot of talk last week about Stephen A. Smith charging nearly $3,000 for his basketball camp.

The ESPN star did play ball for Winston-Salem State University back in the day but only averaged 1.5 points per game.

"No way in hell they have a dude who never played high school or could draw up a play run a so called elite program," read one of the complaints.

So, Smith responded to the messages on social media over the weekend.

We aren’t going to forget about everything I have done for HBCUs pic.twitter.com/IJqauc5QC4

— Stephen A Smith (@stephenasmith) August 6, 2023

“‘How could you do this to people in terms of taking money?’ Do you have any idea who the hell you’re talking to?” he asked. “I am a graduate of an HBCU. I donate a minimum of $50,000 to $100,000 a year to my alma mater… minimum. Did you know that I am the ambassador for HBCU Week and I have been for years? $46 million dollars in scholarships."

Can you make the connection between the price of the camp and how much Smith donates to people?