Major Announcement Regarding Bronny James After Cardiac Arrest In July

USC's Bronny James Triumphs Over Heart Issue

USC freshman Bronny James, the son of LeBron James, is poised for a spectacular return to basketball after a four-month hiatus due to a heart issue.


Medical Green Light for Bronny James


Following a cardiac arrest during a summer workout, the 19-year-old received approval from doctors. He is now set for a final evaluation with USC staff this week, aiming to resume practice next week and return to games shortly after.


Gratitude Expressed by the James Family

In a heartfelt statement, a family spokesperson conveyed gratitude to the medical team, the USC community, and the overwhelming support from friends, family, and fans. The rallying cry?

Overcoming Challenges: James's Journey

On July 24, James faced cardiac arrest during a USC practice, leading to a three-day hospitalization in Los Angeles. He underwent a procedure to address a congenital heart defect.

Despite the challenges, James, a 6-foot-3 guard, actively participated in pregame warmups alongside his teammates. His first appearance was noted during USC's recent 81-70 victory over Brown on Nov. 19.

Patience and Process

USC basketball coach Andy Enfield commended James's involvement, emphasizing his significance to the team. While anticipating James's return, Enfield underscores the importance of patience and following due process.

Upcoming Challenges for the Trojans

The Trojans face a formidable challenge against No. 11 Gonzaga in Las Vegas this Saturday. Following this, they host Long Beach State on Dec. 10 before heading to Auburn on Dec. 17.

Star Power in USC's Freshman Class

James, renowned for his standout performance at Sierra Canyon in high school, is part of USC's highly esteemed freshman class. Notably, the class includes McDonald's All-American guard Isaiah Collier, the top recruit in the 2023 class according to ESPN.