Talk:Jeffrey Jordan

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[edit] Another reference

I came across this when browsing the deleted history. It may be worthwhile, but unfortunately I don't have a chance to look more into it right now. --PS2pcGAMER (talk) 09:54, 19 January 2007 (UTC)

If it may help the article, While Jeff was on the team, Loyola Academy's Basketball team was ranked 21 on a list of the best high school basketball teams in the US by USA Today. [1] Also, The Chicago Tribune ranked Loyola as the best in the high school team in the Illinois (I recall reading that somewhere - I'm looking for the reference).—Preceding unsigned comment added by ShadowJester07 (talk • contribs)