Following our look at Marcus Jordan’s custom “Motivation” Fly Wade comes this video detailing the exclusive kicks.

Created by Jona Cerwinske and paying homage to Marcus’ friends and family members, the custom sneakers were donned by Marcus in a 0ne-point winner over Memphis last week.

Check out the video for a detailed look at the kicks, as well as some highlights from the UCF victory.

One perk of being Marcus Jordan is the sheer number of kicks at his disposal. However, the star UCF guard sported a pair of kicks last night in a one point win over Memphis that even his father never saw.

Jordan took to the court in a customized pair of Jordan Fly Wades created by Jona Cerwinske. Dubbed “Motivation”, the predominately white kicks feature custom graphics throughout inspired by Jordan’s close friends and family members. Featuring everything from names to numbers and symbols, the graphic has a decidedly Freegums-esque quality only seen so far on the LeBron 9.

Take a look at the custom 1-of-1 and check out Marcus and Jeffrey Jordan’s Heir-Jordan.com when it launches later this year.

With the new year now upon us, the heir-jordan.com launch is just around the corner.

Created by Marcus and Jeffrey Jordan, MJ’s two sons, the website is set to give fans a behind-the-scenes look at their lives and, undoubtedly, their sneaker collections.

Stay tuned for more info on the launch and, in the meantime, check out the new official intro video.

For years, Marcus Jordan has grown up in the shadows of his father, Michael Jordan, arguable one of the greatest players to ever play the game of basketball. Maybe we’re blinded by Michael’s gift to the game or the near cult following of the Jordan Brand sneaker line, but, nevertheless, his son Marcus is determined and ready to create his own legacy.

Check out the teaser video below that takes us into the lifestyle and perspective of Marcus Jordan. It is expected that the website will ultimately give us answers to the questions we’ve always asked, such as what his favorite Jordan sneakers are, or for better sake, how many pairs of Jordans does he own?

Visit Marcus Jordan’s new website at heir-jordan.com.

We all heard about Marcus Jordan and University of Central Florida’s predicament with Adidas, regarding UCF’s six year $3 million contract. If you haven’t, Marcus Jordan refuses to wear Adidas basketball shoes, which is required in the contract for each player of the UCF basketball team, opting to represent his father’s brand, Air Jordan. This led to negotiations between UCF and Adidas to allow Marcus Jordan to get what he wants, while still keeping the contract which funds UCF basketball as well as player scholarships. As a result, despite any clear decision, Marcus Jordan rocked the Rising Sun Air Jordan XII’s, along with Adidas ankle guards for UCF’s first game of the season against St. Leo. This sparked Adidas to retract their contract with UCF, for failure to keep to the dress code. UCF is making an effort to regain their Adidas contract; more updates to come soon.Via USA Today.

Marcus Jordan, the youngest son of Michael Jordan, is caught in the midst of a sneaker controversy. He’ll suit up this year for the University of Central Florida, who’s got a 6-year, $3 million contract with adidas. He said he would only wear his father’s Air Jordans line. UCF is currently working with adidas on this “unique set of circumstances.” We’ll keep you updated with any new information that surfaces – but, in the meantime, is Marcus in the wrong for refusing to wear The Brand With Three Stripes? Chime in down below!

Earlier today, we showcased Marcus Jordan’s Air Jordan II (2) Player Exclusive model. Michael’s youngest offspring hoops for Whitney Young High School in Chicago, Illinois and was apparently hit off with a white/team orange/powder blue pair of the Air Jordan IX (9) to match his squad’s uniforms. MJ’s number “5″ in blue is embossed out back underneath the “Jumpman Worldwide” logo. Via Flip Jays.