Bronny James is in a dream situation, since he evolves in one of the most prestigious high schools in the United States, with his quoted future NBA players. But obviously, he would need a change of scenery. A crazy rumor will undoubtedly please LeBron!
Bronny James is probably the best known player on the High School circuit, even if he is not the best. So obviously he is very talented, but it is difficult for him to find a place in Sierra Canyon, a superteam made up of several future NBA players. Amari Bailey, for example, is announced as a star at the highest level, when Kijani Wright will shine at USC next year, Evan Mobley’s prestigious university.
If he should have more room to shine in the next financial year, with these two notable departures, it is not excluded that the Young King will also leave California in a few months. Indeed, according to information collected by Landon Buford, a freelance journalist who works with Forbes or Sports Illustrated, Bronny James could ask to change high school. And he would think of joining a very particular establishment.
Bronny James in the same high school as LeBron?!
I’m hearing Bronny James doesn’t want to finish his high school career at Sierra Canyon High School.#HSbasketball #basketball pic.twitter.com/aA0XIkRzvF
— Landon Buford (@LandonBuford) February 5, 2022
I hear Bronny James wouldn’t want to finish his high school career in Sierra Canyon.
Bronny James’ next stop…St. Vincent-St. Mary?
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It could be an option, I’m told!#HSbasketball #Basketball pic.twitter.com/PRP9EX0WFp
— Landon Buford (@LandonBuford) February 7, 2022
Next for Bronny James… St. Vincent-St. Mary? I’m told that’s a possibility!
Bronny James, who lives a dream life in Los Angeles, in one of the most prestigious high schools in the United States, in a more than competitive team, would like to give a second wind to his young career by changing establishments this season. next. And among the credible candidates to welcome him, if this rumor is confirmed, there is St. Vincent-St. Mary, the high school that allowed her father to explode in the early 2000s′.
In Akron, the Young King could express himself in a less talented team and show that he knows how to do something other than organize his team’s attack and defend. He could enjoy great scoring freedom, which would obviously benefit NCAA and NBA scouts. And then he will no doubt be hailed as a hero in his native Ohio.
At a time when the future of LeBron James is questioned in the NBA, with rumors insisting on him, Bronny undergoes the same treatment in High School. The King would probably not be against seeing his eldest wearing the same jersey as him, 20 years later.
