http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=4585723

Sounds like the younger Jordan is a ral team player.

Sounds like the younger Jordan is a ral team player.

It certainly does, a real stand up guy.

 

Later.

My question is, if he wanted to wear the shoes so badly, why not go to a school where he can wear them? Did UCF turn into a Jordan Brand school when he came to visit? How did he not know he would have to wear adidas?

 

On the flip side, who wouldn't want to wear Jordan's instead of adidas?

What a joke....get over yourself kid and just play basketball.

Jordan's son wears Nike, costs UCF adidas deal

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=4623688

Jordan's son wears Nike, costs UCF adidas deal

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=4623688

 

:ohbrother:

Jordan shoes look great but aren't even the best shoes to wear for basketball. Poor grip and the comfort level just isn't where it should be. I would much rather wear an adidas shoe if I was playing at the college level anyway.

Jordan shoes look great but aren't even the best shoes to wear for basketball. Poor grip and the comfort level just isn't where it should be. I would much rather wear an adidas shoe if I was playing at the college level anyway.

 

If you insist …

This isn't unprecedented. Wasn't there a player for UK waaaayyyy back in the days of the infamous "Ky. Dunks" shoes by Nike where a Wildcat whose daddy was a shoe co. rep for Converse (I think) was allowed to wear a modified version of that brand made to resemble the Ky Dunks?

Jordan's son wears Nike, costs UCF adidas deal

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=4623688

 

I wonder if UCF will switch to Nike/Jordan. :lol:

Jordan had 1 point, 1 assist, 1 to, and 3 steals in 23 min of play. Is that really worth $3 mill?

I wonder if UCF will switch to Nike/Jordan. :lol:

 

Nike already has the state covered, no need to add the Knights.

Nike already has the state covered, no need to add the Knights.

 

I would almost guarantee that Michael has already taken care of this, or UCF wouldn't have let little Jordan take the floor in his shoes.

Everyone involved with this looks foolish.

 

Jordan and his family: Either don't go to an Adidas school or tell your son he has to abide by the team rules.

 

UCF: Why bring a kid in who is going to be a disruption?