The Good
Bronny had a strong showing at the NBA Combine. The USC one-and-done showed flashes of athleticism in various drills, including a 40.5-inch vertical leap that ranked fourth-highest among 78 participants at the combine. His 6'7" wingspan also looked impressive, as did his overall build. Clearly, James had been working on his size and boasting a bit more of his father's broad frame.
James also developed a reputation as a sharpshooter during his high school career. However, his lone year at USC didn't display this, as he shot just 26.7 percent from beyond the arc. He showed his potential as a shooter at the combine, knocking down 19 of 25 shots in the three-point shooting drill, the second-highest only behind UConn's Alex Karaban.
