Michael Jordan’s son, Marcus, a player for Central Florida, wants to use his dad’s shoes, but it could cost the school $3 million, according to an Associated Press report.
Jordan, a freshman, does not want to wear shoes made by adidas, the brand the university has a contract with for all of its sports, because he wants to honor his father’s Nike Air Jordan shoes. However, the contract with adidas requires him — and all coaches and athletes — to wear its products only.
Central Florida said in a statement that it’s talking to adidas to work out the situation.
