Eric Gordon finished with 33 points in his first college game, the
most ever by an Indiana player in his college debut. Gordon is 6 foot
4 and 215 lb freshman at Indiana University. He played High School
basketball at North Central High School in Indianapolis, Indiana. Eric
Gordon was voted Mr. Basketball in Indiana, named Indiana Gatorade
Player of the Year and Jordan Brand All-American.
Speaking of Jordan....It turns out that Eric Gordon played along side
MJ in the movie Space Jam. Gordon played Jordans' youngest son in Space Jam and then 10 years later dropped 43 points on MJs actual sons in a high school game. Below is an image from the movie, his high school photo and the credits.
UPDATE: We are not 100% sure if the Eric Gordon in the movie is the same Eric Gordon that plays for IU. This morning Sportscenter stated that he did play the part, which is the reason why we went ahead and did this post. We did some research and found sites that say it is him and some that say it is not him. The sites that say it is him state that Gordon was 8 in the movie and since the movie was made in 1996, that would now make the child around 18, the same age as Gordon.
8 comments:
Christ SkinDog you're about as bad as NDub.
It's purely coincendental, they're not one and the same
Bullshit SKIP! It is him, I just give striaght facts!
skindog would know because space jam is his favorite movie
I am 100% sure that it is not him. I think his mom would know if her son was in a movie.
IMDB says Eric Gordon in Space Jam was born in 1989...the IU basketball player was born December 25, 1988...probably not him, unless IMDB is wrong.
THAT IS NOT HIM!! I KNOW THE REAL ERIC GORDON FROM SPACE JAM I WENT TO SCHOOL WITH HIM IN CARSON CALIFORNIA.. SO WHO EVER POSTED THIS INFO IS WRONG!!!!! 100% WRONG!! JUST BECAUSE THEY GOT THE SAME NAME DONT MEAN ITS HIM!! GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!!
It is NOT him, i KNOW eric Gordon, so this article is COMPLETELY FALSE!!!!!!!!! He is @THEEericGordon on twitter... this dude is NOT a journalist obviously.. do your research homie.
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