Elite 2023 recruits for Ohio State, Oregon and USC state their case to Bronny James in hopes he'll choose their school:
“ the culture, the family atmosphere and the trust that the coaches have in you early on. Talking to coach, they're open about the struggles you have as a freshman and how they let you play through it and make you learn through it.
They understand you're gonna make those mistakes, but they're gonna be there for you to teach you and give you room to grow. I know me and Bronny would have chemistry because he's one of those guys that just does whatever's needed for the team to win. That's how all of the guys in our class are, so he'd be a perfect fit."
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