Bryce James: Redshirting Wildcat's Future

0:00On March 20th, the number one seated Arizona Wildcats are marching through March Madness with a famous name on their roster who hasn't played a single. Minute all season, that's Bryce James, the younger son of NBA legend, LeBron James and a freshman for the team. You'll see him on the sidelines cheering them on during their tournament run, but not on the court. Bryce is red-shirting his freshman year, which means he sits out completely to save his eligibility for later seasons. The plan was in place most of the year and got official confirmation back in early February. It's all about giving him time to learn the system and build his strength without rushing into games on such a stacked team. Coach Tommy Lloyd has been upbeat about Bryce's progress, saying the move is a smart long-term strategy. He believes Bryce will step up as a real contributor soon, especially after seeing his physical growth and grasp of the playbook. Still, questions linger about what's next. In today's college basketball, transfers happen all the time, and if Bryce wasn't quite

1:00ready this year, next season isn't a sure thing either. The staff knows his potential best. Keep an eye on Bryce James as the Wildcats run wraps up. His choice could shape some big moves in the offseason.