son of michael Jordan

[full house]

Jeffrey Jordan, son of the great Michael Jordan can he be like his father?


http://i.a.cnn.net/si/2006/sioncampus/07/11/college/p1_jordan.jpg

[drifting_changed_mylife]

nah, but to tell you the truth i really havent even herd of the guy. not much of a basketball fan.. lol im more into football

[Unholy S14]

i know of him but dont follow HS games

[liv2drift045]

Well he's probably pretty good if he's playin in an all american game. I've never heard anything about him either but I don't follow HS basketball so....

[fliprayzin240sx]

heard he's decent...kinda like lil romeo decent...

[exitspeed]

I'd not want to be in his shoes. If I was him I'd be a lawyer instead. How the hell can you compare to your dad when your dad is the greatest basketball player and possible the greatest athlete of all time.

Yea, I'll pass on that responsibility.

[qwikspool]

i saw the jordan brand h/s all star game last month, he is about 6'0 tall. he can throw it down. he got game.

[trybal]

yeah i don't think he will even compare to jordan.. jordan is god... He might be close.. but won't reach jordans level

[240trainee]

I'd not want to be in his shoes. If I was him I'd be a lawyer instead. How the hell can you compare to your dad when your dad is the greatest basketball player and possible the greatest athlete of all time.

Yea, I'll pass on that responsibility.

Yep +1

Fuck trying to outdo MJ

[markyboi]

nobody can be like mike

[240trainee]

http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/153/862589~Like-Mike-Video-Release-Posters.jpg

[PBucch]

Hes not trying to outdo Mike, the kid probably loves basketball and just wants to get a chance to compete at a higher level.

Greatest athlete of all time= Cael Sanderson.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cael_Sanderson

[drifter101]

kind of like Ewing jr?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Russell
better than michael id say

[ManoNegra]

Will see when/if he plays NCAA division I ball. Can't really tell from HS since there usually is a pretty big disparity in talent at that level. Some kids peak at HS - Tyson Chandler comes to mind - while others come into their game later on.
Sucks to be following those steps though.

*edit*
Still looks under-developed to me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcvYPNsbD60

[Edgar]

Eric Gordon is from here.
Damn, thats weird! Indiana High Schools are good in BBALL

[azndoc]

Yeah that would be some big shoes to fill.

It's quite a challenge to live up to all these people's expectations knowing that your MJ's son so I'm sure he's got a lot of pressure on him to perform.

[Walperstyle]

He will make NBA.

MVP or Records broken? probably not.

Honnestly he's more likely to become a failure. Kinda like cops kids... they ususally end up to be hard drug users.

[ALTRNTV]

One thing that is scary about him, he's southpaw.

[s13gold]

nobody can be like him...

jeffrey has big asss shoes to fill..

[DUFFM4N]

Greatest Athlete of all time

Bo Jackson...played both profession football and baseball

"Bo knows Sports"
http://www.homeruncards.com/images-cards/bo-jackson-bw.jpg

http://youtube.com/watch?v=-GPxkpjCvWI

[Kaizen.]

Jordan actually has two sons in the HS varsity team.

Saw this thing on sportscenter before about how both his sons scored 15 points and the opposing teams leader scored 30+.

[SimpleSexy180]

bo was the man!

[worangejuice]

He will be a great player like manning's kids in football. I'm rooting for him

[Phlip]

I think that bloodline can have a lot to do with the level of success that he will get to.
At 6'3"ish, and with a few extra pounds of muscle to put on, I think it'd be his best bet to hit the gym with pops and stay on it. I am pretty sure he has a lifetime of game films and is fundafuckinmentally TIGHT, again based on bloodlines.
ALSO
Remember that he is southpaw, which will make him damn near unguardable if he can get his right hand up to par as well, at least speaking on the level of finishing at the basket. Also, any right handed person that has tried to defend a lefty jump shooter knows how badly habit can come in and fuck up the greatest of intentions.

[Bryants95240sx]

Greatest Athlete of all time

Bo Jackson...played both profession football and baseball

"Bo knows Sports"
http://www.homeruncards.com/images-cards/bo-jackson-bw.jpg

http://youtube.com/watch?v=-GPxkpjCvWI



I went to the same highschool (Mcadory)He did. He had like is own trophy case and everything.

[full house]

here is MJ with his jef,
tongue is out for KJ and you are right
this kid is a bit serious he can be in a more serious profession.
http://www.hurriyetusa.com/haberler_foto4/jeffrey_jordan_01.gif

[dizastaman]

Hes not trying to outdo Mike, the kid probably loves basketball and just wants to get a chance to compete at a higher level.

Greatest athlete of all time= Cael Sanderson.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cael_Sanderson


exactly, you took the words right out of my mouth.
On the other hand hes gonna be compared to his father weather he likes it or not. Hes always gonna be known as "the son of michael jordan", not Jeffrey Jordan.
also, +1 for Cael Sanderson.

[SiI40sx]

If takumi was able to do it, im sure he can too :keke:

[BOROSUN]

jordan kids play okay. but, that eric gordon is good.


does anyone know dajuan wagner? one of the best ballers who cameout
in NJ. he scores easily and one of the few who scored 100 points in a game.

He played for the cavs for awhile and left , i was disappointed with his performance. i thought he could do a lot better but, i didnt know he was also
very sick, it had something to do with his colon. he had surgery and is
recovering.
he signed with the warriors this season but i never saw him play.
on wikipedia... the warriors bought his contract after 2 months, no
wonder i didnt get to see him play. assholes.

i hope he gets back to nba. cavs should get him back, they need a point
guard and a shooter.

Ulcerative colitis is a rare disease, with an incidence of about one person per 10,000 in North America. The disease tends to be more common in northern areas.
more about the disease http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulcerative_colitis
its really painful and he was still playing with disease before the surgery,
averaging scoring 45 ppg in hs , college memphis tigers 21.5 ppg scoring 32-
25 points winning the NITchampoinship, and the first year at cavs 13.4 ppg.

he has skills, NBA bring him back!

[longdy]

WOW so thats what his son looks like!!..:aw: thats interesting were going to wait and see if he is going to get picked for the NBA

[axiomatik]

he'll never be able to reach his father's level wearing uniforms like that. jesus, you could fit two of him in there. the wind drag alone has got to limit his jumping ability.

[Phlip]

His other son actually looks more like him.
I think he wears glasses or goggles on the court as well.
He's a southpaw too

[Jon Michael]

He's never going to reach his dad's level, and the fact that he won't is going to kill his career. You can't have "Michael Jordan" attached to you and play a mediocre game.

If you want a kid that kills, who can not only reach your level but SURPASS it you have to take the Agassi/Woods approach.

Train them from before they can even walk. Hell Agassi's dad used his previous two kids as "guinea pigs" to perfect his training/coaching technique. Then he went to work on Andre from the first week he was born. When he was five he was already practicing with pros...same crazy stuff with Tiger. And, look at their careers...'nuff said.

[keroto]

If takumi was able to do it, im sure he can too :keke:

LOL, +1 agree

[SimpleS14]

I'd not want to be in his shoes. If I was him I'd be a lawyer instead. How the hell can you compare to your dad when your dad is the greatest basketball player and possible the greatest athlete of all time.

Yea, I'll pass on that responsibility.

Yea I can agree with you on that one. I honestly never knew both sons played bball...nor did I know their names. What's the other kids name?

It must suck to be either of them because they can bomb easily during college (i.e. Marcus Vick) or not live up to the hype in the pros.

I just hope they both play well through out all the challenges that face them.

How can you train a kid the first week they were born? lol

[Phlip]

Yea I can agree with you on that one. I honestly never knew both sons played bball...nor did I know their names. What's the other kids name?

It must suck to be either of them because they can bomb easily during college (i.e. Marcus Vick) or not live up to the hype in the pros.

I just hope they both play well through out all the challenges that face them.

How can you train a kid the first week they were born? lol

The other one's name is Marcus, he's a little bigger and is actually projected by scouts to be among the top point guards to come out of high school in 2008

[vanish1]

Train them from before they can even walk. Hell Agassi's dad used his previous two kids as "guinea pigs" to perfect his training/coaching technique. Then he went to work on Andre from the first week he was born. When he was five he was already practicing with pros...same crazy stuff with Tiger. And, look at their careers...'nuff said.

uhhh...and you dont think MJ was playing ball with his kids the second they could walk? yeah right.

[Jon Michael]

uhhh...and you dont think MJ was playing ball with his kids the second they could walk? yeah right.

Honestly, I don't believe so. Because, as much as that would make them one of the best basketball players of all time, I think Michael Jordan let his children grow up and do what they want to do. Yes, they grew up with a basketball influence (it'd be impossible not to). But, he did not drill it into their head and do hardcore training excercises to them from when they were toddlers. He played with them I'm sure, but not on the level to make them the best. If he did I believe we'd be seeing a hell of a LOT more in these two kids than we are now. They aren't exactly Bryants or Carmelos.

[full house]

remember the movie space jam?

His 2 kids are featured in that movie if not mistaken!

They got the moves! I hope I can find a pic to share it to all!

[Phlip]

remember the movie space jam?

His 2 kids are featured in that movie if not mistaken!

They got the moves! I hope I can find a pic to share it to all!

Wasn't them, it was another kid who portrayed them both.

[BOROSUN]

one of the kid in space jam was eric gordon, who i mention earlier.
http://rivalshoops.rivals.com/viewprospect.asp?Sport=2&pr_key=29342

he did play against the jordan kids and destroyed them. the score was like 80-40 somthing.

[full house]

so I am wrong!

But they are in the same age right now or maybe a little younger or older!

50% over the score!

wow! thats to much! they really kick some as their!

[redpotatoes]

Well, he probably won't be effective like MJ was but I am sure he will become a good ball player. He is still young and there is room to learn other aspects of the game. The great thing about MJ is that he was able to make is teammates better. Let's hope he can give that trick to is son.

[full house]

its in there blood! He can get out of it!

He can become as good as his father though!

[full house]

Got a picture of Marcus Jordan with his father MJ!


http://js.private.chez-alice.fr/Mcdo16.jpg

[full house]

Will MJ play ball again? No news from him!

Guess many wants to see him in action again.

[Phlip]

Will MJ play ball again? No news from him!

Guess many wants to see him in action again.

I doubt he'll play again, unless it is to clear up his name that he has effectively turned to shit as an executive in the league. He may have been one of the greatest to ever touch a basketball, but the fact remains that he has been one of the worst to ever make team decisions, see his failure in Washington and the forthcoming ones in Charlotte.

[DOOK]

I doubt he'll play again, unless it is to clear up his name that he has effectively turned to shit as an executive in the league. He may have been one of the greatest to ever touch a basketball, but the fact remains that he has been one of the worst to ever make team decisions, see his failure in Washington and the forthcoming ones in Charlotte.

I'm a jordan fanatic and I have to agree with that statement. When it comes to game fundementals and skills, he will never be eclipsed, when it comes to business, he needs to leave it be.

[bamaboy]

Greatest Athlete of all time

Bo Jackson...played both profession football and baseball

"Bo knows Sports"
http://www.homeruncards.com/images-cards/bo-jackson-bw.jpg

http://youtube.com/watch?v=-GPxkpjCvWI

yeah, but he was never great at either. Bo was an above average running back and a good baseball player. Micheal Jordan changed the game of basketball and posted numbers we may never see again. 32 points a game over his career!!!!!!!

[Phlip]

yeah, but he was never great at either. Bo was an above average running back and a good baseball player. Micheal Jordan changed the game of basketball and posted numbers we may never see again. 32 points a game over his career!!!!!!!

It isn't even about sheer numbers, other individuals have and will achieve that, especially since defense on the whole died with the "do not touch" rules from a couple years back.
The thing with Jordan was the level of success he maintained once he got it. Once he was through Detroit, he became that bar to get over that Detroit was before him. On the whole, I am not the HUGEST Jordan fan, but the fact remains that I must respect his physical specimen and extreme level of talent on both sides of the ball. He earned that assholish swagger he traversed the world with, but if he doesn't sit the fuck down soon and quit "playing" executive, he will horribly dirty his name

[vanish1]

^no he wont, MJ's name is forever enshrined. The first thing you think of when you hear the name MJ is him in his chicago jersey playing b ball. No one imagines him in a sports jacket making poor buisness decisions and no one EVER will.

hell, the thought doesnt even cross my mind, I think more about what if zone D wanst illegal when MJ played.

[Phlip]

^no he wont, MJ's name is forever enshrined. The first thing you think of when you hear the name MJ is him in his chicago jersey playing b ball. No one imagines him in a sports jacket making poor buisness decisions and no one EVER will.

hell, the thought doesnt even cross my mind, I think more about what if zone D wanst illegal when MJ played.

Well, MJ's style of play was what we now see in the league as the Kobe/LeBron/D-Wade "zone buster." They had to learn it from somewhere, I think he'd have been MORE of a killer against a zone, as the zone was made legal when the league was trying to up scores and interest.

[fliprayzin240sx]

I dont know if his kids will be as good as MJ. MJ sucked and what made him GREAT was his drive and motivation. Didnt he say it himself that he almost quit basketball cuz he couldnt make the team in his Freshman/Sophmore year? They told him he wasnt good enough and that drove him to get his shiet together.