Former NBA player and ESPN analyst Jalen Rose spared no words when it came to his thoughts on President-elect Donald Trump. Rose went as far as saying that players from championship teams would decline visits to the White House under Trump.

According to a 2015 study by racial equality activist Richard Lapchick, the NBA is composed of 74.4 percent black players (African-Americans and those from African countries). With such a heavy concentration of black players in the league, it wouldn’t be surprising if three out of four players on a team decline the invitation to visit the White House, given how Trump has spoken about minorities during the length of his political campaign.

Speaking by the numbers, it’s a very real possibility that only three or four people out of a 15-man roster would be willing to go to the White House after winning an NBA championship. Or maybe not even that.

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In sports like the NBA, the minorities are the majority, so it’s likely that an invitation to the nation’s capital could end up being a one-on-one conversation rather than a celebratory presentation.

Just ask Richard Jefferson…