Sons carry on Jordan legacy on the hardwood

The scene has now become typical at the 2,000-seat East Gym of Loyola Academy, a 98-year-old Jesuit high school in Chicago's north suburbs. Michael Jordan, perhaps the most famous basketball dad in the world, sits on the edge of a stage at one end of the court, watching his sons play varsity basketball as stoically as any parent in the building. (USA Today)

Posted Friday, February 02, 2007 in Basketball Alumni

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