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LeBron James hypes son Bryce after freshman season spent on bench: ‘Locked in!’
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LeBron James' decision to join the 76ers in free agency has been the biggest story in basketball this summer.
While the entire basketball world spent July trying to find out which team LeBron would choose , King James spent most of the month either on vacation or on golf courses with buddies .
LeBron James daps someone up after walking off stage at Fanatics Fest. BACKGRID
Now the 41-year-old seems to be spending August with his family. This has been shown by a series of Instagram posts LeBron has made at the University of Arizona, which is where his middle son, Bryce, is playing college basketball .
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Bryce redshirted in his freshman season, which means that he didn't play at all in the Wildcats' actual games.
Bryce James shoots the ball during a University of Arizona practice. Sports Illustrated via Getty Images
On Friday, LeBron posted a photo showing a piece of paper, which indicated that Bryce had been named to the University of Arizona's honor roll. The piece of paper stated that Bryce earned this achievement because he had a GPA of 3.0 or over for two consecutive semesters.
LeBron James' Instagram Story post of his son, Bryce, being named to the University of Arizona honor roll. Instagram/kingjames
The next Instagram Story post looked to be LeBron and Bryce out at dinner. It was a selfie, and LeBron quickly panned the camera over to his son, who was staring at his phone.
"Watching that film over there, huh?" LeBron said.
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Bryce then laughed and said, "Watch out!"
"That boy locked in!" LeBron added while putting a toothpick in his mouth.
LeBron James' Instagram Story of he and his son, Bryce, watching film.
Perhaps LeBron is trying to give Bryce confidence that he'll have more of a role on the court in his sophomore season. On Saturday morning, LeBron made another post to his story that looked to be at an Arizona basketball practice.
It's cool to see LeBron taking time with his son before what's sure to be a pivotal season for them both.
