Bryce James, a promising young talent and the younger son of NBA star LeBron James, has committed to the Arizona Wildcats for the 2025 class. His decision was announced on Instagram, where he expressed his enthusiasm for joining the Wildcats. Bryce, a four-star prospect from Sierra Canyon High School in California, had been scouted by several top programs, including Ohio State and Duquesne. Despite offers from these prestigious schools, Bryce chose Arizona, a decision that adds depth to the Wildcats' recruiting class. Arizona's coach, Tommy Lloyd, now has two recruits for the 2025 season, with Bryce joining top-25 prospect Dwayne Aristode [1] [2].

Bryce James' journey to college basketball has been marked by significant achievements and challenges. As a shooting guard at Sierra Canyon High School, Bryce has developed a reputation as a skilled player, averaging 6.9 points and 2.2 rebounds in the Nike EYBL circuit. His performance has been characterized by consistent shooting, with a field goal percentage of 39% and 36.8% from the three-point range. Bryce's talent was further recognized when he was invited to the USA Basketball under-17 national team training camp. Despite his young age, Bryce has shown remarkable resilience and skill on the court, attributes that have made him a sought-after recruit [1] [3].

LeBron James has been a supportive figure in his son's basketball journey, celebrating Bryce's commitment to Arizona with a heartfelt Instagram post. 'CONGRATULATIONS MAXIMUS!! SO PROUD OF YOU!!,' LeBron wrote, showcasing his pride in Bryce's accomplishments. This commitment also continues the James family's legacy in basketball, as Bryce follows his brother Bronny, who played at USC before joining the Los Angeles Lakers. The James family has become a symbol of basketball excellence, with both sons now making their mark in college basketball. Bryce's commitment to Arizona is a testament to the family's ongoing influence in the sport [2] [4].