LeBron James‘ second son also seems to follow in his father’s footsteps. As Bronny James is expected to enter the NBA this week through the draft, his brother Bryce James is also showing his skills at basketball. The high schooler recently went viral for his incredible dunk, which left his mother in disbelief.
Bryce James plays for the Sierra Canyon’s Trailblazers, where his brother previously played. The athlete has been active with the team for the past couple of months. After struggling in the last season, Bryce seems to be getting into the rhythm as he completely dominated his opponent with a left-handed dunk.
The moment received a lot of praise, including from his mother. Savannah James took to her Instagram to hype up her son as she posted the clip on her stories. Savannah was impressed by the dunk as the proud mother wrote:
Sheeeeeshhhh!! Calm down!
Savannah James via Instagram Stories
Via @mrs_savannahrj on Instagram.Savannah’s reaction seemed to be the popular verdict, as the netizens were equally stunned by the move. The fans even started the future draft conversations for Bryce as they were reminded of LeBron James by the dunk. Soon, the patriarch of the James family also chimed in.
LeBron James was also hyped for Bryce’s dunk
The Los Angeles Lakers forward also never shies away from cheering his children in their respective sports. The star is often seen at courtside for both of his son’s basketball games and also at his daughter’s volleyball games. Hence, it is not surprising that James hypes his children from home.
The four-time champion, with his wife, was excited for Bryce’s viral dunk. James also took to his Instagram stories to react to the ‘tough’ dunk. However, unlike Savannah, James posted multiple stories with different angles of the dunk. The star was certainly loving his son’s performance.
Via @kingjames on Instagram.Bryce’s skills have impressed not only fans and his parents but also colleges. The Sierra Canyon student has already received offers from Ohio State University and Duquesne University. As he has not decided yet, the 17-year-old is likely to receive more offers in the upcoming years.
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