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Earlier in the week, Home Team Hoops released a video of Shaq's sons, 16-year old Shareef and 13-year old Shaqir, shooting hoops with Jason Williams' son, Jaxon, at their home basketball court aka The Shaq Center. TMZ caught up with (a slim-looking) Shaq at the airport to ask him about the video and if he thought the youngsters could make the league. Shaq responded by saying both of his kids and Jaxon have what it takes and will be in the NBA.

I'm sure a few of you are going to challenge that prediction based off of what you have seen or know about the kids but keep in mind, Shaq aka the most dominant player ever, was so awkward at the age of 13 that he couldn't even dunk despite being 6'10! Shaq was also such an unknown at the end of his high-school career, Dick Vitale didn't even know who he was when Shaq introduced himself at the McDonalds All-American game. But it only took a few minutes for Vitale to remember his name.

Before we get into a few vids of proud Dad Shaq's kids and Jaxon, we have to give a shout out to the guy with Shaq, Anthony Hall aka Tony from 'Blue Chips.'  OK, now let's get to the highlights of a couple popular Blue Chippers.

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Damn this video makes me feel old!

I remember over a decade ago, watching little Shareef and Shaqir O'Neal trying to shoot hoops at their Dad's indoor basketball gym aka The Shaq Center (which has one of my favorite pics of Shaq and Hakeem on the walls) in Orlando, Florida on an episode of MTV Cribs. Now I'm watching Shareef throw down dunks and Shaqir make Hakeem-like moves on that same court in a Home Team Hoops' video.

I also have many fond memories of watching Jason "White Chocolate" Williams entering the NBA, making unbelievable passes -- like his elbow pass in the Rookie/Sophomore game -- and winning a championship a decade ago with teammate Shaq in Miami, Florida. Now I'm watching his son, Jaxon, make the same elbow-pass against Shareef.

The like father/like son video also contains class of 2018 point guard Ronaldo Segu and small forward Nassir Little; Both have offers from FSU - a school I attended two decades ago!

Damn, I feel really old.

JASON WILLIAMS' ELBOW PASS

SHAQ'S CRIB

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Here's an extended version of the title: former NBA showman Jason Williams aka White Chocolate, coached his son, Jaxon Williams aka White Chocolate Jr, to a 100 point victory!

What more do you need to know?  Besides the showtime team was winning 50 to 0 in the first half. But the opposing team caught fire in the 2nd, scored 3 points and pulled within 78. Unfortunately they cooled off and only scored 1 point in the final 5 minutes.

Shout out to Ryan Currie at Home Team Hoops for keeping the Jason Williams vids coming and representing the Florida hoops scene.

BONUS VIDEO: JAXON WORKOUT

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In 2015, one of the most popular videos on our website was a Home Team Hoops Mix of Jason Williams' 13 year old son, Jaxon Williams.  It's 2016 and the Home Team is back with another video of Jaxon! BUT, this one is mainly just footage of Jaxon working out with Showtime Hoops. Sorry. If that disappoints you, there is a couple of nice clips of Jaxon showing off his fancy passing in the beginning and you can always watch the following highlight-filled video again.

And then watch this must-see Jason Williams Kings mix for the first or hundredth time - it's just as good on the hundredth as it was on the first.

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The footage is from a scrimmage and a couple of AAU games and the reason why I put a question mark next to the age of 13 is because there's a video of little ball handling wiz named Jaxon Williams (making 10 3-pointers in a row!) that was posted 2 ?years ago and it says he's 8. So either there's two young Jaxon Williams out there or the age is wrong on one of these vids. Regardless of the exact age, the kid is fun to watch.

BONUS VIDEO: JASON WILLIAMS IN HIGH SCHOOL

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