In addition to Bronny James, LeBron James’ second son Bryce James is also no less good in basketball. In contrast to his older brother, Bryce did not complete high school before rising to prominence in his college basketball career.
In his debut at Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, he dazzled the crowd with incredible shots at the rim and suffocating defense. SLAM HS Hoops posted highlights from his game via X.
Bryce’s impressive performance led many NBA fans to express their excitement for the young player by comparing him to his father, LeBron James.
“I think he might be the chosen one.”
Based on the reactions, NBA fans noticed a resemblance between Bryce and his father, who played in high school. At the time, LeBron James attracted a lot of attention and expectations for his athleticism and aggressiveness around the basket.
NBA fans also compared Bryce and Bronny James to see who is the best basketball player. Interestingly, Bryce James plays differently than his brother Bronny James, who is more of a facilitator with a great jump shot.
Bryce James transfers from Sierra Canyon High to Notre Dame
Before debuting for Notre Dame Sherman Oaks, Bryce James was set to transfer to Campbell Hall in Studio City, California.
He began his first two seasons of high school basketball career at Sierra Canyon High School. He did this by playing alongside his older brother, Bronny James.
However, James reconsidered this after working out with the Marist Knights before initially transferring to Campbell Hall.
According to Tarek Fattal in Fan Nation’s “High School” article, James played in 12 college games and averaged 3.8 points per game.
Similar to the anticipation surrounding his older brother’s NBA debut, Bryce James is generating some interest because of his upside. Meanwhile, another son of Lakers star LeBron James will also be trying to make his mark in the NBA.
Still, James is a long way from reaching this point in his young basketball career.