Lebron James Jr getting offers from Kentucky and duke at 11 years old!

**Otters27** · 06-23-16, 12:53 PM

Was his mom an athlete? Either way kid has the genes and the skills to make it big

**Kermit** · 06-23-16, 12:55 PM

The just want the name.

**BigBusiness** · 06-23-16, 12:57 PM

Originally posted by Kermit

The just want the name.

True, but I've seen his sons videos. Kid is dominating a lot of the other kids on the court.

**Kermit** · 06-23-16, 01:00 PM

Originally posted by BigBusiness

True, but I've seen his sons videos. Kid is dominating a lot of the other kids on the court.

Maybe, but how can you scout a kid before he has even started growing?

**d2bets** · 06-23-16, 01:03 PM

Originally posted by Kermit

The just want the name.

Sure that's part of it, but those school don't need just a name, they usually want ballers. MJ's kids played ball, but I don't remember them getting offers from the likes of Kentucky and Duke. The kid looks like he can really play.

I wonder if Lebron will get to play with his kid in the NBA. Lebron would be like 39/40 at least. Seems like a stretch, but who knows. Maybe he plays with him for his last season.

**BigBusiness** · 06-23-16, 01:08 PM

Originally posted by d2bets

I wonder if Lebron will get to play with his kid in the NBA. Lebron would be like 39/40 at least. Seems like a stretch, but who knows. Maybe he plays with him for his last season.

Yeah that's a big stretch. His playing style is too physical. But it is Lebron, so it's not out of the question for that genetic freak.

**jjgold** · 06-23-16, 01:18 PM

Too early

Lol

**NardVa** · 06-23-16, 01:22 PM

A lot of kids look great at 11 and don't pan out. Look how many kids look great in high school and don't pan out. Way to early.

**Mac4Lyfe** · 06-23-16, 01:23 PM

My nephew schools his kid on the regular. They are the same age and have competed against each other alot. Lebron among many know of him and scouts are all over him. Kid will be playing HS varsity ball next year most likely. He's a beast.

Imagine the publicity a school would get recruiting James Jr. Thats a program changer even for a Duke and Kentucky.

**d2bets** · 06-23-16, 01:25 PM

Originally posted by NardVa

A lot of kids look great at 11 and don't pan out. Look how many kids look great in high school and don't pan out. Way to early.

Yeah, but he's not the only kid getting scouted at that age. It happens a lot.

**IBetYou** · 06-23-16, 01:37 PM

I reckon I could take the younger James. Wouldn't even be close.

**BigBallzz69** · 06-23-16, 01:38 PM

The kid could be in a wheelchair and every school in the country would want him.

**sweethook** · 06-23-16, 01:45 PM

his daddys been GAVE so much money , kid want have the drive or hunger to play hard ball

**Ghenghis Kahn** · 06-23-16, 01:54 PM

This is ridiculous. I don't care how good you are at 11. Let the kid be a kid.

**BuckyOne** · 06-23-16, 01:57 PM

You have heard of one and done? That is what major college is like if you don't impress the first year. There is no loyalty or allegiance either way after the first year.

**jjgold** · 06-23-16, 04:07 PM

Yes

Any film on him?

Originally posted by Mac4Lyfe

My nephew schools his kid on the regular. They are the same age and have competed against each other alot. Lebron among many know of him and scouts are all over him. Kid will be playing HS varsity ball next year most likely. He's a beast.

Imagine the publicity a school would get recruiting James Jr. Thats a program changer even for a Duke and Kentucky.

**The Giant** · 06-23-16, 04:16 PM

John Calipari should quit coaching and move into television.

The guy is so smooth.

**MadTiger** · 06-23-16, 04:35 PM

Originally posted by Otters27

Was his mom an athlete? Either way kid has the genes and the skills to make it big

I played Little League with her uncles/cousins. They weren't phenoms, but they weren't total scrubs, either.

**frostno98** · 06-23-16, 04:45 PM

Originally posted by NardVa

A lot of kids look great at 11 and don't pan out. Look how many kids look great in high school and don't pan out. Way to early.

How many kids Dad are Lebron James and using his professional paid trainers. We can see and Steph/Dell Curry 2.0 in the making here. It's not like it hasn't happen before. The Barry brothers, Tim Hardaway Jr, Austin Rivers, Klay Thompson, Luke Walton. Michael Jordan was a great basketball players but a terrible father. He cheated on his wife and was addicted to gambling. I doubt MJ spent a lot of time grooming his boys to be great basketball players.

**BigBusiness** · 06-23-16, 04:47 PM

Originally posted by frostno98

How many kids Dad are Lebron James and using his professional paid trainers. We can see and Steph/Dell Curry 2.0 in the making here. It's not like it hasn't happen before. The Barry brothers, Tim Hardaway Jr, Austin Rivers, Klay Thompson, Luke Walton. Michael Jordan was a great basketball players but a terrible father. He cheated on his wife and was addicted to gambling. I doubt MJ spent a lot of time grooming his boys to be great basketball players.

yeah a lot of people say jordan is a real scumbag outside of basketball.

**tony_come** · 06-23-16, 04:47 PM

Bust

**eidolon** · 06-23-16, 05:08 PM

He doesn't even know what college is

**Bill Dozer** · 06-23-16, 05:49 PM

Pedigree is a big part of it. We can't deny it anymore. 1) Do they have the money and knowledgeable parents to get to ball 5 days a week? The right private sessions? 2) the connections? 3) Do they have the genes?

Its not as much hard work as we like to tell our kids when we say they can be anything if they work at it. They have to do it but the hands are dealt.

Look at this kid. You can tell who his dad is just by watchin his drive and already has that messed up jumper! ha

**Sledge187** · 06-23-16, 05:56 PM

So sad to see garbage like this. Colleges should have to leave kids alone until there in high school. Too much pressure on these kids. You should see what LSU did to this junior high kid.....ruined his life.

**grease lightnin** · 06-23-16, 06:07 PM

One of my co-workers is the same height he was in 6th grade, 5'8". He is athletic as hell, but only played d3 football in college. When he was in the sixth grade everybody said he was going to the nfl

**Chi_archie** · 06-23-16, 06:52 PM

PNothing new and not just a due to his father

remember OJ mayo was getting recruited at the same age? I think he was looking lighting up mofos in HS varsity when he was in 6th or 7th grade

committed to USC in 8th grade

I remember being a middle schooler in the 80's and sports illustrated would rank the top grade schoolers in basketball.

Damon Bailey committed to Indiana to play for Bobby knight at a young age

**BigBusiness** · 06-23-16, 06:53 PM

Originally posted by grease lightnin

One of my co-workers is the same height he was in 6th grade, 5'8"

That has got to suck ASS

**Mac4Lyfe** · 06-23-16, 06:57 PM

Originally posted by grease lightnin

One of my co-workers is the same height he was in 6th grade, 5'8". He is athletic as hell, but only played d3 football in college. When he was in the sixth grade everybody said he was going to the nfl

I was 6'3" in the 6th grade. 175 lbs, 8% body fat. I shit you not. Everyone thought I'd be a 7 footer. I grew exactly 1 more inch.

My entire family shoot up early. My sister was 5'11" in 6th. We just stop growing from there.

**Menses** · 06-23-16, 07:01 PM

Originally posted by Bill Dozer

Pedigree is a big part of it. We can't deny it anymore. 1) Do they have the money and knowledgeable parents to get to ball 5 days a week? The right private sessions? 2) the connections? 3) Do they have the genes?

Its not as much hard work as we like to tell our kids when we say they can be anything if they work at it. They have to do it but the hands are dealt.

Look at this kid. You can tell who his dad is just by watchin his drive and already has that messed up jumper! ha

FACTS....even if i never saw this kid play or knew who he was...I would immediately recognize where the skills came from..."Hey is White Chocolate your Dad ? " LOL..The genes are just too dominant...

**kidcudi92** · 06-23-16, 07:02 PM

I wonder if Pitino has offered escorts yet

**jjgold** · 06-23-16, 07:03 PM

Will be interesting

How big is he?

**eidolon** · 06-23-16, 07:04 PM

You have to start your sons late in school, so they can be 19 and absolutely dominate when they are Juniors and Seniors so they can get scholarships

**kidcudi92** · 06-23-16, 07:05 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Will be interesting

How big is he?

pedo

**Chi_archie** · 06-23-16, 07:09 PM

What happened to this kid? He should be college age now

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BIqVvRh_cEY