Bronny James Takes the Court for USC Basketball in Front of Proud and Supportive Father LeBron

After suffering from a cardiac arrest in July, the adolescent was unable to participate in USC’s initial eight matches of the season.

Bronny James, the 19-year-old son of basketball legend LeBron James and his wife Savannah James, recently made his college basketball debut at the University of Southern California (USC). His dad was there to watch him play and recorded the special moment on his phone. After missing the first eight games of the season due to a cardiac arrest in July, Bronny entered the game against Long Beach State about 13 minutes in, drawing cheers from the crowd. Unfortunately, despite their best efforts, Bronny and the USC Trojans lost to Long Beach State with a score of 84-79. Nonetheless, Bronny is making a name for himself in the world of basketball.

On December 10, 2023, Bronny James will finally make his much-awaited debut in USC basketball. His father, LeBron James, expressed his excitement for this upcoming game, especially after Bronny suffered a cardiac arrest in July. During a press conference after the game, Bronny thanked his family, medical team, coaches, and teammates for their support during his road to recovery, which led him back to the basketball court. Bronny committed to USC in May after graduating from high school, but his plans were temporarily halted when he had to be hospitalized due to the cardiac arrest. However, he has been cleared to play and has been practicing with his Trojans teammates since last month.

According to a recent update from his coach, Bronny James, the son of LeBron James, is back in school and is optimistic about his return to basketball. The coach noted that he is doing extremely well. LeBron expressed his excitement about his son’s progress in his basketball career, stating that it is a significant milestone for their family. He even mentioned that he would sit out a Lakers game if it coincided with his son’s first game of the season. For LeBron, family comes first, and he is eager to witness Bronny’s debut once he is cleared to play.