Bronny James faces uncertainty in upcoming NBA Draft

Son of NBA star LeBron may have to wait before hearing his name called

WEB Bronny James, the eldest son of NBA legend LeBron James, may have to wait a little longer before hearing his name called during the 2024 NBA Draft. The former Trojans guard, who averaged 142 points, 55 rebounds, 24 assists, and 18 steals as a senior for Sierra Canyon in California, was once projected as a first-round pick.

Second-round slide possible

However, many pundits and observers now believe James could slip to the second round after a disappointing season. Despite his impressive statistics, James' performance has not met expectations, and he has been criticized for his inconsistent play.

Transfer portal option

James has declared for the NBA draft while also entering the transfer portal, giving him multiple options for the next step in his career. He could choose to transfer to another college program or play professionally overseas.

Not the most anticipated pick

The 2024 NBA Draft begins on Wednesday night, and the No. 1 overall pick is not the most highly anticipated selection. Instead, the top prospects are expected to be Scoot Henderson and Victor Wembanyama.