I imagine Duquesne has as good of chance as any, maybe even a better chance, but 0% Akron.

Hard to imagine what he does because he's in the most unique situation in basketball. He needs more years in college basketball, he'll also make a lot of money in college (he doesn't need it though) vs the grind of the G League- what are the chances he leaves the watchful eye of Lebron? Savannah went to most (every?) game. UCLA? Back to USC? What are his motivations?

He could go to Duke, and become a 3-D guy who plays 4th fiddle to Cooper Flagg and Co...? But he might struggle to see playing time.

Would he go to OSU to play for a middle-of-the-road team with a first-time head coach? I wouldn't.

Would he go to Kansas? Maybe.

Oregon? Is the Nike relationship really all that? He didn't choose them the first time.

Gonzaga with Mark Few? Maybe.

Who knows. Very interesting decision. He needs time though. I don't think he's ready for even the G-League, but he could definitely develop there. He certainly doesn't need money.

I meant to say Kentucky, but I think Kansas is just as likely.

Veteran, tenured coaching, blue blood program that produces NBA talent.

I watched a few USC games, and Bronny didn't jump off the screen at me. I sort of took it with a grain of salt, though, given his health coming into the season. I want to see a 100% healthy season to see if he's NBA material.

Curious thought, I wonder how much it matters what shoe brand a college uses? Lebron is a Nike guy. Does that more or less rule out going to a school that's an Adidas school, for example?

Don't be surprised if it is Duquesne.

https://www.complex.com/sneakers/a/joshua-espinoza/lebron...

And now he is "entering the NBA draft."

I agree. And, now Bronny is a second round pick at best, and Lebron and the NBA have time to make it clear nobody drafts him until the Lakers second round pick comes up….

From your mouth to Koby Altman's ears.

Cavs have multiple 2nd rounders.

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It's unfortunate he wont get that time to develop, BUT - I don't think the G-League is a bad idea. It's just that he's being fast-tracked and he doesn't really have the size to overcome some of his short comings while he develops.

Honestly, would like to see him end up at Duke where he would almost blend in because of the team star power. Campus is small, somewhat isolated, they're used to the media, they're used to celebrity, opposing fans are ruthless anyway, he can be that mold of Jeremy Roach, Proctor and he can become a thicker, tough defending guard that drops in 10 every night while Cooper Flagg goes for 30.

If his name was James Bronson he'd be a strong Top 100 2-guard that comes off the bench at USC for two years, keeps his head down in the gym, develops his shot and some moves, leads his team to the sweet 16 as a junior, all-conf as a senior.

Because his name is Lebron James... many clocks are ticking.

I was thinking UNC as well but the MJ factor has me thinking the James Gang isn't going to want to enter that realm. Literally every shot he takes would be compared to MJ.

Don't be unrealistic. We're an Adidas school. No chance.

:)