Former college football star Johnny Manziel predicts NCAA's demise: 'It's only a matter of time'

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Johnny Manziel was one of the most popular college football players of his era. He threw for 7,820 yards during his two-year stint as the starting quarterback at Texas A&M. He was named the Heisman Trophy winner in 2012, becoming the first freshman to earn the accolade.

Manziel became a household name and brought unprecedented attention and revenue to Texas A&M, but his rise to stardom was also riddled with controversy. He got caught in the NCAA's crosshairs when an investigation targeted Manziel's possible autograph scheme. His childhood friend, Nate Fitch, was believed to be the mastermind behind the autographs-for-cash venture.

Given Manziel's history with the NCAA, it did not come as a complete surprise when he shared a rather ominous prediction on the organization's future. 

"F--k the NCAA," Manziel said on a recent appearance on the Action Network's "The Favorites" podcast. "They deserve everything they have coming to them."

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"It's only a matter of time before we see the demise of the NCAA forever," says former college football star Johnny Manziel. (Michael Starghill/MLB Photos via Getty Images)

Manziel also suggested that he would enjoy witnessing what he believes will be the eventual "demise of the NCAA."

"It's only a matter of time before we see the demise of the NCAA forever," Manziel said. "I'll be sitting here with a bucket of popcorn and my Heisman trophy right next to me, waiting for the day I see that alert."

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