Brownie will wear a USC 6! Hats off to father James The future entry into the NBA must change numbers

Beijing time on June 23, according to US media reports, James' eldest son Brownie will wear the No. 6 jersey of USC to pay tribute to his father James. Currently, the jersey James wears with the Lakers is the No. 6. USC officials confirmed the news and posted a poster of Brownie wearing No. 6, which Brownie himself also posted.

Brownie wore the jersey number 0 throughout his high school career, explaining that the choice was a tribute to his favorite NBA player and father's former teammate Wilson. Brownie also wore the number 23 jersey to pay tribute to James.

James has only crossed No. 23 and No. 6 in his NBA career so far. He wore No. 23 when he played with the Cavaliers, changed to No. 6 after joining the Heat, and wore No. 23 first and then No. 6 when he went to play with the Lakers.

American media said that there are many great players who have passed through No. 6 in history, in addition to James, there are Julius Irving and Bill Russell and others. In fact, after Russell's death last July, the NBA retired the No. 6 jersey league-wide to honor the 11-time champion.

The NBA stipulates that existing players wearing number 6 can continue to wear this number, but any new players can no longer choose number 6. This means that if Brownie enters the NBA in the future, he will definitely not be able to wear a number 6 and will need to change to another number.

The latest NBA draft website predicts that Brownie will be selected by the Raptors with the 43rd pick in the second round, but many US media have predicted that he will be picked out at the end of the first round or even higher.