Bryce James has never been mentioned more than he is now. While his older brother Bronny James is still the center of media attention, what is happening on the college practice courts tells a completely different story: Bryce is the “trump card” that the James family has been quietly nurturing for a long time.
According to a source close to the team, Bryce’s recent practice sessions have made the entire gym “explode” because of the 17-year-old’s incredible explosiveness and composure. An anonymous teammate shared:
“We knew Bryce had LeBron genes, but no one expected him to have something different. He’s not only faster, stronger — but he has a cool confidence that makes him look like he was born to be a star.”
A leaked video from the closed practice showed Bryce hitting a series of incredibly accurate three-pointers, along with a two-handed dunk that left the scouts in attendance shaking their heads in amazement. One basketball expert commented:
“Bronny has a high basketball IQ, but Bryce has a killer instinct. He doesn’t just want to play — he wants to dominate.”
The online community was also quickly “on fire.” American sports forums were filled with excited comments:
“Bronny is the light, Bryce is the thunder!”
“LeBron never revealed everything, now we know who the real heir is.”
It is believed that LeBron — who is known for tightly controlling his family’s image — has been quietly letting Bryce develop in silence, avoiding media pressure, waiting for the right time to “break out.” And that time, according to inside sources, is next season.
An assistant coach asserted:
“Bryce may not have the same media attention as his brother, but everyone in the industry knows — he’s a storm coming. If you think LeBron is the era, Bryce is the next chapter.”
Now, top colleges are quietly monitoring Bryce’s every move. Sources say at least three major schools have begun making early approaches, though they’re not allowed to make them public.
When asked about the pressure of living in the shadow of the legendary LeBron, Bryce simply smiled:
“Basketball is the common language in my family. I don’t have to talk much — I just have to go out there.”
And it seems, given the way the youngest James is taking the basketball world by storm, that statement isn’t just modest — it’s a gentle warning to all future opponents.
