Michael Jordan's Enshrinement Worth the Wait

Posted Dec 16, 2010
Michael Jordan didn’t need induction into the North Carolina Hall of Fame to validate his legendary status in the Old North State. That can be seen every few street corners, in shopping malls, on playgrounds, and on the backs of people littered throughout the Dean Dome in Chapel Hill. M.J. stuff is still everywhere. Jordan remains a worldwide super star a decade after his retirement from basketball. (Fox Sports South)

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