Bronny James Considering Postponing His First Semester Classes At USC To Fully Recover

Bronny James Considering Postponing His First Semester Of Classes At USC To Fully Recover From Cardiac Arrest

A spokesperson for LeBron James’ family has denied ‘sort that 18-year-old Bronny James could decide to postpone his first semester at USC following his recent cardiac arrest.

‘There is no truth to any report suggesting Bronny is considering delaying the start of his first semester of college,’ the James family spokesperson told DailyMail.com. ‘That is completely inaccurate and should not be reported.’

A source previously told DailyMail.com that Bronny and his family were considering postponing his first semester of classes and budding basketball career at USC as he continues to recover.

 

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The source emphasized that the family is following doctors’ recommendations, while not ruling out a return to the hardwood for Bronny.

‘LeBron and the rest of the family have talked about putting off Bronny’s school requirements during this fall semester to allow Bronny to fully recover,’ the source told DailyMail.com. ‘They are also looking to see if he can take classes from home, so he can start school at the time he intended.

‘To continue his recovery is the first mission to complete. Decisions are 50/50 right now on what they will all do next, and they will also continue to look into possibly having Bronny play basketball again.

As for school, they have to make the decision within the next week, basketball dreams and if they continue are conversations for the future. It is whatever the doctors recommend right now.’