LeBron James-Tutored Top Prospect Might Join Son Bronny James at USC, James Family Approves

NBA rockstar LeBron James is an iconic figure in the world of basketball. The four-time NBA champion is a certified role model for the future generation of basketball players. He takes an active part in encouraging and promoting the basketball talent of both his sons–Bronny and Bryce. However, he doesn’t leave a chance to mentor other young basketball players.

So how is the Lakers star honing the skills of a young USC hooper?

LeBron James takes AJ Dybantsa under his wing

USC Trojans are looking a formidable squad entering this NCAA season. Among its top prospects is the 16-year-old AJ Dybantsa. This phenomenal player is already making headlines by training with stars like LeBron James and Kevin Durant.

As a result, the James family are becoming fans of this teenager. Recently, Bryce James took to Instagram to show his appreciation for AJ Dybantsa. He posted a post of AJ on his story. AJ Dybantsa’s post has pictures of him showing off in multiple No.3 jerseys of the USC Trojans.

AJ Dybantsa will join an elite class of players this season which includes Boogie Ellis, Isaiah Collier and LeBron’s elder son Bronny. Recently he attended the camp of Jayson Tatum in St. Louis.

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Furthermore, he was counseled by Jason Tatum, Chris Paul, Bradley Beal, Paolo Banchero, Cam Whitmore and Jett Howard.

More insight into AJ

AJ Dybantsa currently holds the No.1 position in the 2026 batch of upcoming prospects. In addition to this, the 6-7 baller was the top scorer at the Nike Peach Jam tournament held in July. As a result, he was ranked the No. 1 freshman in the country by ESPN.  He had an impressive average of 26 points per game.

In addition to this, he was the Gatorade Player of the Year at St. Sebastian’s which was his former school. Furthermore, AJ was also a part of the USA U16 team that won the gold medal in Mexico earlier this year. He averaged 13.8 throughout the tournament and scored 12 points in the final.

AJ is a skillful forward having the ability to score from all three levels of the basketball court. Moreover, he has tremendous control over his drives and has shown all-around versatility in defense.

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It’s interesting to note, that despite of such honors, AJ was disappointed that his team didn’t make it to the quarterfinals of the Peach Jam tournament. He is more interested in team glory rather than individual accolades. That not only makes him a team player but also a true champion.

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