Bryce James Redshirts, Arizona Rolls On

0:00On March 20, Bryce James, the youngest son of LeBron James, is a freshman guard for top-seated Arizona in the NCAA tournament. The six-with-five player won't see any action during March Manisto. He's red-shirting his first college season to build his skills and strength without playing a single game. This decision makes sense given his background as a three-star recruit from Sierra Canyon High School. That's the same school his older brother, Bronnie, attended before heading to USC. His scouts have long said Bryce needs time to mature physically before, competing at this level. Fans might feel a bit disappointed not to see the James family name light up the bracket right away. Still, it's a smart move for his long-term growth in a high-pressure spotlight. Arizona keeps rolling strong without him. As the number one seed in the West region, they just knocked off Houston to win the Big 12 championship and have real hopes of cutting down the Nets in Glendale. The Wildcats dive into tournament play soon, giving Bryce a front row seat to learn from

1:01one of the nation's best teams as he preps for a bigger role next year.