A few of weeks ago, USC’s basketball season ended with a 70-49 loss to Arizona in the Pac-12 Tournament. In the tournament, the #1 seed is the Wildcats. Before the game, the Trojans were playing some of their best basketball of the season, but they were unable to generate any offense. Now that the season is over, Bronny James must decide what to do with his future. He recently made the decision to keep his eligibility in the NBA Draft and test the waters; if he decides to return to college, he will be registered through the transfer site.

When the season began, everyone thought James would play for USC for a year before joining the NBA. He did not, however, have the year that was anticipated. James averaged 4.8 PPG, 2.8 RPG, and 2.1 APG by the end of the season.

That’s the issue. Bronny is a true freshman who competes at a very high level for college basketball. The majority of true freshmen spend their first season on the bench. Bronny has shown us typical growing pains this season, which are common in college basketball and would not surprise us in the slightest if they befell most true freshmen. But, of course, Bronny is a another matter.

When Bronny James decides to test the NBA Draft waters, it will be interesting to see what kind of attention he receives. It would be obvious for him to go back to school if he wasn’t LeBron James’ son and he wasn’t receiving much interest from the NBA. But because of his father, he will receive attention, and it won’t harm him to see what that attention entails. Teams are presumably considering the possibility that if they select Bronny, his father might want to play for them. It’s going to be amazing to see what Bronny decides to do in this extremely intriguing position.

Some teams may be considering picking LeBron James because he wants to play in the NBA with Bronny James. It’s unlikely that he would draw much interest in this year’s NBA Draft if he had no relation to LeBron. But teams might be considering it if it means LeBron follows him. One of the two participants in the GOAT argument already plays for the Bulls, and they would probably be happy to have the other.

Even though LeBron has little time left in his career, the majority of NBA teams would not object if their team ended up being his final stop. Even though he isn’t at his best right now, he is still among the league’s top players. It’s something the Bulls should think about.

Although selecting Bronny in this year’s NBA Draft is undoubtedly risky, he is still a fantastic basketball player. Despite the fact that this past season didn’t work out, he is still a very talented basketball player. He was a role player and didn’t play as much as was anticipated. With a second round choice, the Bulls could still acquire the son of one of the all-time greats. With the way things have been going in Chicago, Bronny still has a lot of promise, so it might be worth taking a chance.