A few days after receiving the green light from the doctors, Bronny James is back in training. We saw him making 3-point shots during the Trojans' warm-up, and this time, LeBron James' son can practice with the rest of the group. But not yet normally, if we are to believe the details of his coach, Andy Enfield.
“Bronny has not yet received the full green light from the university,” explains USC coach. “He can train, without contact. He's working hard to get his fitness and power back and I think he's on the right track to be ready to play very quickly.”
Another authorization to validate
According to Andy Enfield, Bronny still needs to be seen by a university cardiologist and other specialists. “We hope Bronny will be on the field as soon as possible,” he continues. “The USC cardiologist and doctors have to give clearance and I know they are working hard on the whole process. I congratulate them for everything they have done since the beginning.”
Concretely, LeBron's eldest son can do 5-on-0, shooting drills, and participate in warm-ups before matches.
“ Everyone can’t wait to see Bronny on the field,” Enfield concludes. “The fans, the teammates, everyone around our program and our university. Bronny is doing a great job getting back to this point mentally and physically and I think he's very eager to get back to playing full time.”
