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LeBron James has built quite the family legacy.
His eldest son, Bronny James, overcame cardiac arrest to play for USC and eventually be drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers. He's played primarily at the G League level during his first two professional seasons, though he made history by sharing the court with his father in October 2024.
Bryce James is next up. The 6-foot-5 freshman is currently playing at Arizona, who earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Since USC did not get selected in Bronny's lone college season, this marks the first time a member of the James family has played in March Madness.
So, will LeBron attend the NCAA Tournament?
It's unclear since the Lakers' season is ongoing, but LeBron is certainly rooting for his son and the Wildcats.
"To see the success that they’re having, to see him enjoying that and being able to experience that -- I always say the best teacher in life is experience," LeBron said recently of Arizona and Bryce. "So, of course, I don’t have a choice but to root for Arizona. I mean, my son’s there. So I’m definitely rooting for them in the tournament, and we’ll see what happens.”
While Bryce will be on the Arizona bench, he will not play because he is redshirting this season. Still, if the Wildcats advance as many anticipate, it would not be shocking to see James in red and blue supporting the team.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Will LeBron James attend March Madness to support Bryce James?
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His eldest son, Bronny James, overcame cardiac arrest to play for USC and eventually be drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers. He's played primarily at the G League level during his first two professional seasons, though he made history by sharing the court with his father in October 2024.
Bryce James is next up. The 6-foot-5 freshman is currently playing at Arizona, who earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Since USC did not get selected in Bronny's lone college season, this marks the first time a member of the James family has played in March Madness.
So, will LeBron attend the NCAA Tournament?
It's unclear since the Lakers' season is ongoing, but LeBron is certainly rooting for his son and the Wildcats.
"To see the success that they’re having, to see him enjoying that and being able to experience that -- I always say the best teacher in life is experience," LeBron said recently of Arizona and Bryce. "So, of course, I don’t have a choice but to root for Arizona. I mean, my son’s there. So I’m definitely rooting for them in the tournament, and we’ll see what happens.”
While Bryce will be on the Arizona bench, he will not play because he is redshirting this season. Still, if the Wildcats advance as many anticipate, it would not be shocking to see James in red and blue supporting the team.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Will LeBron James attend March Madness to support Bryce James?
Continue reading...
