With the connection between Nike and Oregon, we have seen a number of Jordan Brand kicks for the Ducks over the years, including home and away colorways of the Air Jordan III and an Air Jordan 9 PE. Now, it appears that their in-state rivals are getting some player exclusives of their own.
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With the connection between Nike and Oregon, we have seen a number of Jordan Brand kicks for the Ducks over the years, including home and away colorways of the Air Jordan III and an Air Jordan 9 PE. Now, it appears that their in-state rivals are getting some player exclusives of their own.
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What seems like ages ago, Jason Kidd received the Air Jordan IX (9) Player Exclusives when he played for the New Jersey Nets. Fast forward to the current month, Jason Kidd now is endorsed by Peak and won his first NBA Championship with the Dallas Mavericks. Similar to the Charcoal Jordan IX, the...see more >> 
Taking a trip down memory lane, it was 1993-94 season. The Original Air Jordan 9 released and Penny Hardaway was new in the league. What many sneakerheads tend to forget, before Hardaway had his own signature Nike he wore time to time Air Jordans. Pictured is a rare Air Jordan IX (9)...see more >> 
This past winter we showed you the Air Jordan IX (9) "Oregon Ducks PE" in what appeared to be in a black nubuck and white colorway, which surfaced as teaser images for the public eye. Today, another part of the Oregon Ducks Player Exclusive line features the Air Jordan 2010 in the same black/white colorway...see more >> 
The Air Jordan 9 is one of the most significant Air Jordan sneakers in history, because it released the same year that MJ retired. These special kicks are now mashed with the Nike Air Force 1 to become the next up in the Air Jordan Force line. This white, black, and red colorway...see more >> 
In a decision heard 'round the world, Michael Jordan retired from the game of basketball to pursue a career in baseball. His announcement came shortly after the passing of his father, who had always envisioned his son as a Big Leaguer. MJ batted .202 with 3 HR, 51 RBI, 30 stolen bases, and 11 errors...see more >> 
