Bryce James, younger son of LeBron James, commits to Arizona
Bryce James, the second son of NBA legend LeBron James, has committed offered up a New Year's Day commitment to Arizona, multiple sources have confirmed to 247Sports. A 6-foot-4 shooting guard at Chatsworth (Ariz.) Sierra Canyon, James has also posted news of his commitment on Instagram.
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Bryce James scores career-high in Sierra Canyon win over a top 10 Grayson teamLeBron James tweeted support as his son Bryce James was named MVP of the game after scoring 16 points off the bench at the ...
LeBron James’ youngest son, Bryce James, a senior at Sierra Canyon, dazzled from downtown in front of a sold out crowd. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. — At first it was cute. Each time Bryce James ...
Bryce James, the son of NBA superstar LeBron James, has officially committed to a college basketball program. On Wednesday, the young James shared on Instagram that Arizona will be his next ...
The younger son of Lebron James was named MVP of Sierra Canyon's win over Grayson on Saturday at one of the nation's biggest high school events of the season. SPRINGFIELD, Mass - Bryce James ...
Bryce James is a Wildcat. The senior shooting guard out of Sierra Canyon, Calif. and the youngest son of Lakers superstar LeBron James, announced he will take his talents to Arizona in a post on ...
Bryce, with his height advantage and promising shooting touch, shows raw potential that could translate well to the collegiate level. LeBron James recently commented on Bronny's development ...
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After Breaking 52-Year Curse LeBron James Gives Tough Reality Check for Bryce James and NCAA TalentsJust months after Bronny James had his breakthrough into the NBA, his younger brother too took the next leap. The post After ...
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