LeBron JamesMiddle child and youngest son Bryce has chosen a college where he will play basketball.
On Wednesday (Jan. 1), the NBA legend’s 17-year-old son took to Instagram to share a photo of himself wearing an Arizona basketball jersey with the caption, “100% committed,” as he Confirmed to attend the University of Arizona.
His father also posted, expressing his excitement for Bryce. Same photo on Instagram With the caption reading, “Congratulations Maximus!! So proud of you!!!” With both a bear emoji and a downward-pointing arrow in honor of the school sports cheer where students yell “Bear Down!”
Fans first began to assume that an official commitment to the University of Arizona was coming for James’ middle child after he shared another photo on Instagram decked out in Arizona gear in November. . “Down???” Read the caption.
Despite many in the comments believing the post was an announcement of his commitment, it was later pointed out that he had only received an offer to play for the university and was only visiting. Bryce also received offers from both Ohio State and Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
James also shares son Brony, 20, and daughter Zori, 10, with wife Savannah James.
Both Bryce and Bruni follow in their father’s footsteps. Later made NBA history with his father.
It was after Bruni. Drafted to play basketball for the Los Angeles Lakers, The duo became the first father-son duo to play together in the NBA at the same time.
“It’s always been my family over everything. I’ve missed a lot of it, so to have that moment with my son was the greatest gift I’ve ever had,” LeBron said after his first game.
The legendary basketball player added: “That moment, we were at the scorer’s table together and checking in together, which I will never forget.”
“No matter how old I get, no matter how my memory fades as I age or whatever, I will never forget that moment.”
Bruni also described playing with her father as “a crazy moment I’ll never forget”.
“I tried not to focus on everything that was going on around me and try to focus on going in as a rookie and not messing up.” Bruni said in a statement. Press conference after the game. “But yeah, I felt totally energized, and I appreciate Laker Nation showing support for me and my dad.”
Recently, LeBron has broken a few NBA records while playing. Most career minutes in the regular season And the playoffs in December 2024. The record was previously held by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who achieved it in 2023.
The former Cleveland Cavaliers player also turned 40 on Dec. 30, becoming the first player in NBA history to play in his teens, 20s, 30s and 40s.