Bryce James, a 16-year-old high school basketball phenom, continues to astound spectators with his on-court abilities. Notably, he has received accolades from his father, LeBron James, demonstrating his tremendous growth. While Bryce was not a household name at first, his presence in high school basketball catapulted him into the spotlight.
Bryce, like his older brother, is already being spoken about as one of the finest players in his class in the future. Bryce drew his father’s notice on X after his recent transfer to Sherman Oaks Notre Dame. Bryce James’ highlights have been making the rounds on X, as admirers watch for the next James to arrive.
Fans on X reacted to James’ praise for Bryce’s performance. Various comments flooded in, including “The next LeBron?” Looking at the game of the younger James, Bryce is still in his early phases of renown and his upcoming prime.
James previously played for the Sierra Canyon along with his older brother, Bronny James.
Bryce James flies to new heights with his NIL profile
He has the most valued NIL profile among high school basketball players at the age of 16, with an estimated worth of more than $1.2 million. This early start in his off-court career bodes well for the future.
Bronny and Bryce are two of the country’s most influential and popular young athletes. Both have honed their skills to an outstanding level, and the two brothers are expected to make a splash when they enter the collegiate basketball scene. Bronny James has already committed to the University of Southern California, where he will make his collegiate debut.
Bryce, on the other hand, will be a Notre Dame High School player. Bryce, a four-star prospect, is not currently ranked in the ESPN 60. The 16-year-old has a lot of space for growth as he moves forward. James has the skill and size to play on the big stage, but it will take Bryce some time to show himself before college.
He already has an offer from Duquesne Duke on the table. This is just one of many schools on the teen’s radar as he approaches his senior year. It will be exciting to see Bryce make his Notre Dame High School debut.