Latest Ranking of LeBron James' Son Bryce Is Turning Heads

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James is entering his 20th season in the NBA. This time, he will play with his son, Bronny, after he was selected 55th overall in the 2024 NBA Draft.

LeBron's other son, Bryce, is entering his senior season at Sierra Canyon High School, the same one Bronny attended for his final year.

In a bit of a surprising twist, the latest On3 rankings have Bryce James at No. 100 for the Class of 2025. While there is a lot of potential for Bryce, his latest performance at the Peach Jam left fans wanting more.

He averaged 5.6 PPG with 2.4 rebounds, zero steals, and 0.2 steals per game on splits of 31/18/50.

Those numbers were certainly discouraging as fans expected more out of LeBron James' son.

After the rankings were released, fans had mixed feelings about them.

Some analysts were not thrilled about Bryce making the Top 100.

"Bryce James being a top-100 recruit is significantly worse than anything Bronny-related over the last two years," college basketball insider Kevin Sweeney wrote.

Fellow analyst Jeff Goodman had the same sentiment: "Bryce James is not a Top 100 player right now."

Others mentioned the James name as why he was in the Top 100.

"You can’t do that at peach jam and be top 100 I’m sorry James family," one fan wrote.

Another stated, "James camp unmatched," and another, "Wish my last name was James."

One fan stood up for Bryce James and insisted he just needs more usage.

"Bryce James just needs usage," the poster stated. "He clearly has the tools to be a very good 3-level wing with plus athl. Nowww if he plays 4th-5th option in HS then that’s gonna be hard to develop lol"

Another even suggested Bryce will score more points in the NBA than Bronny. "Bold prediction - Bryce James will score more points in the NBA than Bronny."

All in all, it's quite the reaction to Bryce James being ranked 100th in On3's latest. The senior has offers from Duquesne and Ohio State. But after a disappointing Peach Jam performance, he has a lot of questions to answer before going off to college.

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