Although the current hype around James's eldest son, Brownie James, is far less lively than that of LeBron James, he does get the attention of college scouts across the United States, and when Brownie was only 10 years old, he received college scholarships from basketball schools such as Duke University and the University of Kentucky.
While the media has also been following the Brownies for years, James' youngest son, Bryce, has also caused a stir on social media. For example, Bryce's first dunk on the regular basket caused a heated discussion among fans, after all, Bryce was not yet a high school player at that time, and in addition, Bryce's game highlights clips in recent times can also attract attention.
According to the US media Brian Windhorst, Bryce James is actually a player with more potential than big brother Brownie:
"Some people have told me that Bryce may actually be the player with the best prospects in both of them."
Considering that Brownie James's prospects in the future NBA draft do not seem to be as promising as expected, even if Brownie can successfully enter the NBA game, it is still a question of whether he can serve as a core player in the NBA-level team with his strength. In contrast, Bryce seems to show better potential and prospects as an NBA player.
Some time ago, LeBron James said that he hopes to play with his son before retiring, and will be willing to join the team that took his son in the draft in order to achieve this goal. When James said this, the outside world generally believed that James was waiting for the Brownie to enter the league, but after this news was exposed, the Lakers reporter also joked:
"The turning point came, and when LeBron said he was waiting for his son, he was referring to Bryce all along."
Of course, given LeBron James's age, playing with Brown is still the most "realistic" option.