USC Basketball: Bronny James Officially Cleared to Play

His debut will be one of the most highly-anticipated in college basketball history.

We have a major update on USC Trojans guard Bronny James! He has officially been cleared to return to the basketball court after suffering his unfortunate cardiac arrest earlier in the year. 

NBA analyst Shams Charania broke the news, and James will now return to practice. He will return to game action soon, and it will be one of the more highly-anticipated debuts in college basketball history.

Just In: After recovering from a cardiac arrest in late July, USC freshman Bronny James has been cleared to make a full return to basketball. He will resume practice next week for Trojans and return to games soon after. Statement from James family spokesperson: pic.twitter.com/3aj490m6Fl

— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) November 30, 2023

When James signed with the Trojans, they became one of the more watched teams across the country. The son of Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James, he brings much intrigue to see what he can do on the court.

Bronny has some NBA hype around him, and if he can perform well in college, the league will be watching. There is a thought around the league that the elder James will follow his son wherever he is drafted since he has spoken at length about his desire to play alongside him.

Adding a player like Bronny to the Trojans lineup will only make them even more lethal. He joins a team with Boogie Ellis and Isaiah Collier, making USC one of the better offensive teams around the country.

This is going to be a situation to pay close attention to, and while it remains to be seen when he will make his debut, it will likely happen soon. It will be a special moment in the Trojans history, and we can't wait!

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