Potential Class of 2024 USC Commit Dominated in Peach Jam Tournament

Will he make his way here?

The community of the University of Southern California Trojans will get to know better than ever what it's like to have the son of an NBA legend suiting up for them this season as Bronny James kicks off his freshman season. He is not like most players of his celebrity status as he mostly keeps to himself and wants to focus on playing basketball.

We first began to see the rise of Bronny through the AAU circuit as he first suited up for his Blue Chips squad back in middle school with other top recruits at the time and then once high school rolled around, he started representing Strive For Greatness in the summer time. Numerous tournaments contained packed crowds just trying to get a glimpse of the young guard and one tournament that really put him on the map was Peach Jam.

And with the tournament recently taking place once again, USC fans got another look at some other potential recruits that could follow Bronny's footsteps and one is none other than Jase Richardson, the son of former NBA high-flyer Jason Richardson.

"Richardson, the oldest son of former NBA player Jason Richardson, did a little bit of everything this week at a very high level. He had 20 or more points in all but one game, and in his last game with Paul George Elite (California), he dished out 14 assists. Richardson averaged 20.8 points, 4.2 rebounds and 4.2 assists during the tournament and shot an efficient 57% from the field. He turned the ball over only twice in five games (131 total minutes on the court) and looks stronger and more explosive after recovering from an injury that left him sidelined for the majority of his sophomore season a year ago. Richardson holds a ton of offers, including Michigan State (where his dad played), Arkansas, Kansas, Alabama, Stanford, Virginia and USC."

(Via Yahoo Sports)

Let's see how he continues to develop and if he ends up choosing USC!