The aspiring basketball player decided to wear a pair of the now famous “Air Jordans” during a game.

Reports suggest the University of Central Florida player insisted on wearing a pair of white Air Jordans during an exhibition game Wednesday nght.

The shoes had no prominent logos and were worn  along with Adidas ankle supports.

Adidas spokeswoman Andrea Corso said in an e-mail to the Orlando Sentinel, “The University of Central Florida has chosen not to deliver on their contractual commitment to adidas. As a result we have chosen not to continue our relationship with them moving forward.”

In response, UCF Athletics Director Keith Tribble said late Wednesday that he did not know the Adidas agreement was official.

“There’s really not much I can say because I don’t know anything about it and have not heard anything official from adidas about our agreement,” Tribble said. “As I said before, we spoke with adidas officials throughout this process and were continuing contract negotiations with them. I have not seen anything in writing or heard directly from adidas about a change in our relationship.”

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