White Chocolate's 40-inch waist basketball camp brought the Big Boys out

Forget age restrictions. White Chocolate's latest camp had one cutoff: a 40-inch waist. That's Jason Williams, the ex-NBA point guard turned Barstool personality who now co-hosts "Hoopin' N Hollerin'" alongside rone, and this week he flipped the usual "40 & Over" youth-camp format into a plus-size pickup run at a Life Time gym.

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@rone

White Chocolate hosted a 40 and Over camp. Not age. Waist size. Live now.

The bit writes itself, but the run looked real. Guys in headbands and jerseys were actually getting buckets, not just standing around for a punchline, and the Life Time signage in the background confirms this wasn't a green-screen gag. Bosco was in the building too, mixing coaching duties with his usual chirping — at one point comparing someone's toughness to "other Jeffs" he knows, which is the kind of inside joke that only makes sense if you've been on a Barstool group chat.

Then there's the coaching-tape bit. Somebody clipped Bosco catching and passing on the court next to a Life Time scoreboard reading 0-0, and the caption joked he was "putting together film for coaching interviews."

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@VivaLaStool

Bosco putting together film for coaching interviews in this video

It's an absurd premise dressed up as a legit highlight package — casual pickup ball at a suburban gym framed like a scouting reel — and that's exactly the point. Nobody's actually applying for a coaching job off a 40-inch-waist camp video, but that's the fun of it.

Rico Bosco closed the loop the next morning with a recap that doubled as a callback to elite AAU circuits, tagging rone and the Hoopin' N Hollerin' account.

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@Return_Of_RB

The 40 & over (40 waist) was a ton of fun. See you at the 2027 Peach Jam baby @hoopinghollerin @rone .

Saying "see you at the 2027 Peach Jam" is obviously a joke — that's the premier high school AAU showcase, a world away from a waist-size-gated rec run — but it fits the tone of the whole event. Nobody involved was pretending this was serious basketball. It was White Chocolate and the Big Boys crew getting a room full of guys who don't usually get a camp built around them out on the hardwood, cracking jokes, throwing elbows and clearly having a blast doing it.