“LeBron Making Moves”: Bronny James’ Chances of Finally Starting for USC Trojans Gets NCAA Fans Hyped

A resurgence is likely on the cards. As key USC player Isaiah Collier is out for four to six weeks due to a hand injury, a plot has been initiated to bring Bronny James into the picture. Collier, meanwhile, has shown erratic play for the Trojans, shooting 58.1% from two-point range but only 31.3% from three and 66.3% from the free throw line.

Without him, nevertheless, the Trojans would be significantly challenged. While Bronny James has shown promise on the court, his increased playtime at the expense of Collier has sparked debates among both fans and analysts.

Fans find a puppeteer for Bronny James in LeBron

Bronny James is one of the best perimeter defenders on the squad, which makes him a key addition to the defense even with his recent shooting slump. In Collier’s stead, he has still been relied upon to win games. He averages 5.9 points, 2.3 rebounds, 1.5 assists, and 1.1 steals per game. James’ capacity to contain perimeter players has been essential to USC’s defensive approach.

With impressive stats and the potential to become a key player for USC, Bronny’s performance has also nurtured discussions about his future in the NBA. As he continues to recover from a heart attack, all eyes will be on him and the role LeBron may play in shaping his basketball career.

On the other hand, the decision to sideline Collier has raised eyebrows, with many speculating about LeBron’s involvement. King James has attracted taunts and such from many, for potentially using his power to manipulate the USC basketball team’s lineup.

All the comments on the ESPN Twitter account are a direct attack on LeBron James and Bronny. One fan commented, “Lebron is making moves to get Bronny playing time,” jokingly pointing the finger directly on Lebron for Collier’s absence.

One fan commented in an encouraging tone as he wrote,” This is Bronny’s chance to prove that he is an NBA prospect! I hope Collier recovers, but I am excited for Bronny to prove that he belongs in the league.”

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Another fan commented, “Get well soon!, but time for Bronny to show out.” By seconding the comment as Bronny’s opportunity, one fan chose to express it as “Bronny time.” Be that as it may, both fans and the NCAA world alike eagerly await the return of the young James.

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