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Article: JORDAN'S SON MAKING OWN NAME \ NIKE CAMP MARKS ENTRY INTO SPOTLIGHT.(Sports)
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- The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)
- Article date:
- July 8, 2005
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Byline: Luciana Chavez Raleigh News & Observer
INDIANAPOLIS -- Memo to Roy Williams: Jeffrey Jordan eagerly awaits your first call.
No, the 16-year-old basketball player wearing a Nike Jordan T-shirt and stuck in the corner with reporters hanging all over him at the Nike All-America camp is not yet being recruited by the North Carolina Tar Heels.
And, yes, Jordan is the not-yet-famous son of the galactically famous Michael Jordan.
For the record: Jeffrey Michael Jordan has no desire to be known as M.J. Jr.
"I like my name," said Jordan, a 6-foot guard. "People already compare me to him enough. ... But I like the name. I'll ...