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Bryce James, the youngest son of Los Angeles Lakers forward Lebron James, announced Wednesday that he is committing to the University of Arizona.
James, a 6-foot-6 190-pound senior guard at Sierra Canyon High School in Chatsworth, Calif, made the announcement on social media.
James’ older brother, Bronny, attended USC for one season before declaring for the NBA draft, with the Lakers drafting him with the 55th overall pick in June. He has played in seven games this season for the Lakers, scoring four points. On Oct. 22, LeBron and Bronny became the NBA’s first father-son duo to play together on the same team and in the same game.
Bronny James spends most of them with the G-league South Bay Lakers, averaging 13.4 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 4.2 assists.
Bryce James, currently a three-star recruit, has an opportunity to become a lottery pick whenever he declares for the draft, as he can score at different levels and has a more developed outside shot than his younger brother at this point in his career. He can improve on his playmaking and will need to bulk up to had pounds to his 190-pound frame.
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