It’s basketball season, and Bronny James is prepared.

Young LeBron James, son of NBA great LeBron James, was the center of attention as he was introduced at USC’s HoopLA event to usher in the new collegiate basketball season.

At the ceremony, Bronny and his USC teammates greeted supporters when they were introduced.

Bronny, decked out in a red and yellow Trojans jersey and sweatpants, danced his way onto the court.

USC’s Instagram account captioned a video of Bronny’s dance moves by saying, “@bronny hit the dougie during his Trojan HoopLA intro.”

In addition to Bronny, Thursday’s USC gala featured a slew of famous faces. The opening celebration for Trojan fans and athletes featured performances by rapper Saweetie and DJ Zack Bia.

There was a photo of Bronny getting pumped up by his new teammates and other USC students while wearing jersey number 6.

LeBron, at 38 years old, wore jersey number 23 with the Cleveland Cavaliers from 2010 until 2014, when he returned to the Miami Heat.

LeBron posted videos to his Instagram account after the occasion showing Bronny’s introduction and exit.

At the time of his son’s commitment to play basketball at USC, the Lakers great called it “one of the best days of my life,” as he explained in an interview with Spectrum back in May.

LeBron remarked at the moment, “I’m super proud of him, our family is proud of him.” Because I am the first person in my family to attend college, it means even more to me. Evidently, I did not pursue higher education.

It is a huge honor for me to be able to witness him graduate from college because he is the first person in his family to attend college. I am getting emotional thinking about his trip, but ultimately, I am just incredibly delighted and happy for him,” he said. “I am extremely proud of him, and I am getting emotional thinking about his journey.”

As a former standout at Sierra Canyon, Bronny is expected to have one of the most anticipated freshmen seasons in the history of collegiate basketball.

Bronny’s recuperation from the cardiac attack he suffered in July has hindered his development, and it is possible that he may not be ready for the first game of the season, which will take place on November 9. Following more testing, his heart abnormality was determined to be “anatomically and functionally significant to the patient.”

Andy Enfield, the head coach of the USC basketball team, was quoted as saying, “Bronny is doing very well, but we just can’t comment on anything medically.” This information was obtained via ESPN. Enfield also mentioned that Bronny did not participate in the opening practice of the season, which took place on September 23 during the season. That he is attending school on a consistent basis and doing well academically is a source of great joy for us.

When Bronny was working out at college in July, she experienced a heart attack, which required her to spend two days in the hospital. Subsequently, she underwent surgery to correct the issue.

Immediately following the receipt of an incredible amount of enthusiastic reaction from his followers, LeBron James made a public statement on social media. On behalf of myself and my loved ones, I would want to extend my appreciation to everyone who has sent well wishes to them. It is clear to us, and I am quite grateful that you took the time to write to us about it.

No one is in danger. All of us are here, in good health and contentment, and we are aware that your love is with us. When the time is perfect, I will have more to share with you, but for the time being, I want you to know how much we appreciate all of the encouragement you have given us. The hashtag “James Gang”