"Might swerve in that corner": Fran McCaffery's son Patrick McCaffery reacts to younger brother Jack quoting Virgil Abloh on IG

Patrick McCaffery's younger brother, Jack is enjoying a stellar high school basketball career at Iowa City West. On Jan. 8, the talented power forward took to Instagram to share some snaps from Iowa City West's game against Assumption High on Jan. 4, which the Trojans won 71-44.

Amidst pictures of him making shots, Jack McCaffery also added a picture of Tai Lung, the villain in the first 'Kung Fu Panda' movie, and an inspirational quote from late designer Virgil Abloh, who founded luxury fashion brand Off-White.

Abloh's quote, which he said in 2017, read, "The world produces waves. Surf or drown. You decide."

Within minutes of Jack uploading the post, Patrick McCaffery flocked to the comments section to give his take on his younger brother quoting the iconic fashion designer and his snaps from Iowa City West's game against Assumption High.

Patrick McCaffery had his say on his younger brother, Jack quoting Virgil Abloh. (Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DEke9s5xqHy/?img_index=6)

"Might swerve in that corner woahhh," wrote Patrick McCaffery.

Jack McCaffery is a four-star power forward prospect ranked 139th in the Class of 2025 per 247Sports. In his junior season, he averaged a stellar 15.9 points, 6.5 rebounds and 3.3 assists.

While his father, Fran McCaffery serves as the head coach of Iowa's men's basketball program, Jack signed with Butler in November 2024, where Patrick is currently playing out his final season of eligibility.

While Patrick won't be part of the Bulldogs next year, Jack is set to continue the McCaffery legacy at Butler in 2025. The involvement of the McCaffery family at Butler extends beyond playing on court as Connor McCaffery, who is currently dating Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, joined the Bulldogs' coaching staff in September 2024.

Patrick McCaffery makes solid start at Butler

While Jack is excelling at Iowa City West High, Patrick McCaffery has made a solid start to his only season at Butler. In his final season of college basketball so far, the 6'9" forward has averaged 12.8 points and 4.9 rebounds, starting all 15 of the Bulldogs' games.

After winning their opening eight games, the Bulldogs have lost their last seven games in succession. Currently 0-4 in the Big East, they will hope to secure their first win in conference play when they face Providence in their next game, which will take place on Jan. 8 at 8:30PM ET.