LeBron James’ youngest son Bryce, 16, visits Ohio State to watch their win over

• Bronny, 16, is younger than eldest Bronny, 19,  who suffered cardiac arrest in July
• He is rated as a four-star, Class of 2025 recruit by ESPN and plays small forward 
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Bryce James, the youngest son of LeBron James, was spotted on an unofficial visit at the Ohio State University on Saturday, as he ponders where he’ll play in college once his high school days in California come to an end in 2025. 

The 16-year-old, who just embarked on his junior year at Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks – a wealthy suburb of Los Angeles – was in attendance for No. 4-seed Ohio State’s 37-17 win over Maryland. 

He was shown in videos and pictures taken from the Buckeyes’ stadium in several Instagram posts shared by highly-touted 2026 point guard Dezhon Hall – who was also on an unofficial visit.

Snaps of the duo talking to Ohio State’s men’s basketball coach Chris Holtmann at the football game were also noticeable on social media. 

James, a six-foot-six small forward rated as a four-star recruit by ESPN, later revealed that he felt ‘blessed’ to receive an offer from the Buckeyes’ basketball team on X. Over the summer, he left Sierra Canyon School (in California) to enroll at Campbell Hall School, before transferring from Campbell Hall to Notre Dame High School.

Bryce Maximus averaged 7.6 points in 15 games for the Strive For Greatness grassroots program on the Nike EYBL 16U circuit last spring and summer. 

His Ohio State visit comes after his older brother, Bronny, toured the university’s campus with his father, LeBron, during the Buckeyes’ win over Notre Dame in September 2022. 

Bronny pondered playing for Ohio State before ultimately committing to the University of Southern California (USC) in the spring. 

The 19-year-old, who is the eldest of the James brothers, suffered cardiac arrest during a team workout in July. 

LeBron, however, said earlier this week that his son is doing ‘extremely well’ in his recovery and rehabilitation with the hope to play for the Spartans this season. 

LeBron, 38, and who is entering his 21st NBA season, is now the elder statesman of the…