Jussie Smollett references pops up on ‘Inside the NBA’ halftime show — and all night long
By Matt Collins Article may include affiliate links

As any regular viewer of TNT’s “Inside the NBA” knows, the show’s team of commentators has a tradition of posting predictions on small, self-stick notes that area affixed to the wall of a little used part of the set — and Charles Barkley managed to use that running joke to bring up the Jussie Smollett case.
Charles Barkley has some advice for America & Jussie Smollett pic.twitter.com/3JaW9FlHM9
— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) February 22, 2019
- During the halftime show during the Houston Rockets and L.A. Lakers game, Barkley, Shaquille O’Neal, Kenny Smith and Ernie Johnson began referencing the predictions.
- Johnson walked away from the anchor desk over to the wall to check on what was written down.
- Meanwhile, when asked about which prediction had “no chance of happening,” Barkley suddenly veered away from basketball into the hottest pop culture story right now — the Jussie Smollett case.
- His reply? “Two black guys beating a black guy up.”
When you innocently mention a 'false report' — and it brings something from the halftime show full circle… #InsideTheNBA pic.twitter.com/A0KsdnX9l6
— TVNewsMix (@TVNewsMix) February 22, 2019
- The references continued throughout the night, with someone preparing a graphic of a faux check made out to “Muggers” for “mugging supplies” as well as the reference to Subway in Smollett’s story.
'#InsideTheNBA' continues the #JussieSmollett references pic.twitter.com/b8cN9gj9bm
— TVNewsMix (@TVNewsMix) February 22, 2019
- Another reference came with an image of Smollett with handwriting and a viewer tweet with animated GIF of John Oliver.
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