LeBron James vows to see Bronny debut at USC

The eldest son of basketball great LeBron James has been cleared to play just five months after suffering a cardiac arrest while practicing for his debut with the USC Trojans. With the 19-year-old’s health no longer a concern, the parent vows that his commitment to the Los Angeles Lakers will not prevent him from participating in Bronny James’ college basketball debut, TMZ Report.

“It’s exciting. I’m looking forward to his first game…I’ve told my teammates that if they play on the same day that we play, then I’ll catch them in the next game,” James said. “Family is more important than anything else.”

James Jr. is expected to undergo final medical clearance in order to return to practice and play before midseason. According to CBS Sports, the USC freshman will likely make his debut on the road rather than at home in Los Angeles due to scheduling reasons. The Lakers and Trojans could have a five-game schedule conflict on December 28 and 30, and January 3, 13, and 17. Still, the youngster’s first appearance as a Trojan generated excitement both inside and outside James’ residence.

Bronny has been a basketball superstar since his senior year at Sierra Canyon High School and was highly regarded before choosing to stay in Southern California. The young forward had offers from prestigious athletic programs at Duke, Ohio State and other universities before enrolling at USC in May, according to ESPN. Sports experts predict that his younger brother, Bryce, will also enjoy the benefits of the family business, as he is one of the top high school athletes in the country.

While fans of the James family may find the patriarch’s sacrifice endearing, Lakers fans may be concerned because the Western Conference team is 11-9 and relies heavily on LeBron James. Brown’s offensive efficiency.

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