Bronny James Jr. is by far the most prominent high school basketball player in the entire country right now. Although he may not be the highest-ranking recruit, he certainly has name recognition. Over the last four years, Bronny has been playing ball for Sierra Canyon High School in California. The young star has made tremendous strides as a player and now finds himself as a five-star recruit. However, he has yet to decide where he wants to play college ball, which has led to quite a bit of speculation.
Additionally, Bronny is already being projected as a top-10 pick in the 2024 NBA Draft. LeBron wants to play with his son, and it has ultimately raised his son’s stock. That said, the 18-year-old is just trying to focus on the things he can control. For instance, he was recently selected to play in the McDonald’s All-American Game. This is a huge honor for any high school player as he will now get to play alongside the best high school players in the entire country. For many, this could be an indication of how good Bronny really is.
Bronny James Jr. Poses With Family
Bronny got his McDonald’s All American threads
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This week, Bronny was able to pick up his threads for the big game. James will be wearing the number 23, which is appropriate given who his father is. Typically, he wears the number zero, however, he is switching things up for his match. In the photos above, you can see Bronny posing with his new jersey. One image showcases him next to Savannah while at a McDonald’s. Secondly, there is another photo where he is all smiles next to Savannah, LeBron, and his younger brother Bryce.
As it stands, there is a ton of fanfare surrounding Bronny and what he will do next. Despite this pressure, he has done a great job of navigating his current situation. He is receiving amazing guidance from LeBron, and we’re sure he will make the right choice as far as colleges go. Let us know where you want to see James play, in the comments below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for more news and updates from around the sports world.