Jordan's Son To Miss Games For Rule Violation

Michael Jordan's son will miss games due to playing in a three-on-three event during the summer, according to the AP. Jeff Jordan announced that he would leave the team in June, but reversed course in October.

Jeff Jordan is not the only one of Michael Jordan's sons to make headlines this month. Last week, Michael's youngest son Marcus cost the University of Central Florida a $3 million Adidas contract by insisting on wearing white Air Jordans.

Comments

[ManwithaParachute]

When your father spends tens of millions to wear another girlfriend, what is three million for some sneakers?

[CaliTLC]

Hey Jordans: The rules apply to you too. Come on - don't embarrass your parents. If you're going to play BB, follow the rules.

[DRock067]

why? because the kid wants to play more basketball and have fun outside of being a professional.

[Sobeton]

he is a college athlete and not a professional. in exchange for his basketball playing he is getting a scholarship. which means you follow the scholarship rules. don't like the rules leave like he threaten to. many others out there would like a scholarship opportunity.

[spartacus275]

Looks like a pattern to me, these kids act like their spoiled rotten.

[sja11]

playing in a 3 on 3 event is being spoiled rotten?

people from the bottom sure like to claw at people at the top

[Sobeton]

not following the rules is being spoiled rotten.

[Peter007]

The school is spending money on him rather than another player. As a condition of him being on the team, he has to agree not to play basketball in any other place. Should he get hurt, which is highly possible, the schools investment would be for nothing. Its simple to follow the rules.