JEFF JORDAN RUMORS & GOSSIP
Jeff Jordan, Son Of Michael, Joins Brother Marcus At UCF
Make that two sons of Michael Jordan playing for Central Florida. UCF announced Monday that guard Jeff Jordan is enrolled at the school. He joins his brother, Marcus, who was a freshman last year for the Knights. Jeff Jordan left Illinois after last season. He played 92 games in three years, averaging about 13 minutes [...]
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June 28, 2010
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June 28, 2010
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Illinois’ Jordan Problem Didn’t End With Transfer
When young Jeffrey Jordan decided to transfer from the University of Illinois, it seemed as though that was the end of the strange saga of the oldest son of the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan.
Not even close. Not even close by a damn sight.
There has been a lot of tension surrounding the program — something that insiders really only knew about...
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May 25, 2010
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May 25, 2010
Jeffrey Jordan to Transfer From Illinois
By Paul Schmidt
With his decision to transfer from the University of Illinois, the enigma that is the oldest offspring of one Michael Jeffrey Jordan continues to evolve.
The junior, who is entering his last year of eligibility for college basketball has two choices — ending his collegiate basketball career or transferring to a Division II or III school where he can play immediately...
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May 23, 2010
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May 23, 2010
Jeff Jordan Leaving the Illini – Again
Jeff Jordan of the Illinois Fighting Illini will transfer to another university.
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May 21, 2010
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May 21, 2010
Jeff Jordan pointlessly suspended for victimless crime
Last year, Michael Jordan's oldest son, Jeff Jordan, decided he no
longer wanted to play basketball for the Illinois Illini. This made
sense at the time: Jordan's entire life had revolved around basketball,
and it's clear he wasn't going to obtain (and certainly didn't need) a
professional basketball career. So he decided to stop playing hoops and
focus on school...
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November 10, 2009
Jordan's son talking with Illini about possible return
Four months after he hung up his Air Jordans at Illinois, guard Jeff Jordan is talking to coaches about coming back.
Michael Jordan's oldest son left the team in June after playing for two seasons. He said then that he wanted to focus on school.
Illinois spokesman Derrick Burson said Thursday that Jeff Jordan recently met with assistant coaches about a possible return....
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October 08, 2009
Jeff Jordan Done With Basketball, Ready To Focus On Academics
by Matt SnyderFiled under: Illinois, Big TenJeff Jordan, most famous for being Michael Jordan's son, has decided to hang up the high-tops -- at least as far as competitive play goes. The 6-foot-1 incoming Junior has decided to stop playing basketball and stay at the University of Illinois to concentrate solely on his academics. Jordan, a player who won over the Illini coaches...
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June 24, 2009
MJ's Son Shows Courage in Leaving Illinois Basketball
ESPN reported today that Jeff Jordan, the son of Michael Jordan, has chosen to leave Illinois' basketball program. Jordan, originally a walk-on, was slated to receive more than the eight minutes a game he averaged in last season, his sophomore campaign.Jeff Jordan faced enormous pressure playing basketball in the same state his father brought six NBA championships. Illinois had...
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June 24, 2009
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June 24, 2009
Michael Jordan’s son quitting basketball
I always wondered what would happen when Michael Jordan’s oldest son, University of Illinois sophomore Jeff Jordan, finished his college career and had a chance to play pro ball.
Unless the Bulls or Bobcats bailed him out with a back-end pick in the second round of the 2011 Draft, he wasn’t going straight to the NBA. [...]
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June 24, 2009
Jordan's son drops basketball for books at Illinois
Michael Jordan's son, Jeff Jordan, will not be playing basketball at Illinois next year.The second-year player who walked on with the Illini said Wednesday he plans to focus on his studies. He says he's ready for "life after basketball."
"I loved playing for the Fighting Illini and appreciate the support I was given by my teammates, coaches and the great fans...
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June 24, 2009
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