With a commitment to Arizona, LeBron James' son Bryce will join a program (and a coach) that have long-standing traditions for nurturing and developing talent.

LeBron James took to social media this week to celebrate his son Bryce James’ commitment to the Arizona Wildcats basketball program, sharing a heartwarming photo of Bryce in his new Arizona jersey. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar posted the image on Friday and the caption, “Official threads,” while embracing Arizona’s iconic “Bear Down” mantra.

After Bryce James, son of LeBron James, committed to play for Arizona, the elder James posted a photo of his son in a Wildcats jersey.

After James scored 38 points for the Los Angeles ... and he went where he felt comfortable,” LeBron said. “Coach (Tommy) Lloyd is a straight shooter. Gave him exactly what they believe ...

Bryce James, the youngest son of LeBron James, has committed to the University of Arizona as part of the program's 2025 recruiting class, according to a report from Jason Scheer of Wildcat Authority on the 247Sports network.

LeBron James is applauding the decision made by his son, Bryce, to play basketball at the University of Arizona next season.

His decision to join coach Tommy Lloyd’s program reveals a strategic ... At 6 feet 4 inches, Bryce brings a different flavor to the James family basketball recipe. Unlike his dad’s powerful ...

The youngest son of NBA legend LeBron James has made his college choice. Bryce James, a 3-star prospect who played for Sierra Canyon in California, committed to Arizona on New Year’s Day. James, 6-foot-4, 190 pounds, is ranked as a top-50 shooting guard in the 2025 class and visited the Wildcats in November.

Bryce James, LeBron James's son, commits to the Arizona Wildcats basketball team, enhancing their roster with his talent as a four-star shooting guard.

Arizona basketball landed Bryce James, and his father, LeBron James is ecstatic about his son's decision to play for Tommy Lloyd.

Bryce James, Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James' youngest son, has committed to play college basketball at the University of Arizona.