Jeffrey Jordan

Basketball player with the Chicago Bulls

Jeffrey Jordan - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 18th, 1988
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A professional basketball player, notable for participation in the NBA with the Chicago Bulls. Played college basketball at the University of Central Florida before being drafted into the league. Throughout his career, contributed to the team's efforts during multiple seasons.

Drafted by the Chicago Bulls

Played for the University of Central Florida

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