LeBron James couldn't contain his excitement this week when his son, Bryce, officially graduated from Sierra Canyon School.

Joining the NBA straight out of high school, where he was selected ... Diana Taurasi: You can't say Ohio State, what college would you have gone to? LeBron: In a different world ...

LeBron James was ... The numbers he put up as a high school player were insane, mimicking NBA-type stats. It was a no-brainer for the young James to skip college and go straight into the 2003 ...

For high school star LeBron James Jr., better known as "Bronny ... Nike EYBL circuit with Strive for Greatness? Will he go to college, and if not, what are his other options?

In high school, LeBron James was already drawing crowds bigger than many college contests and his games were broadcast on national TV with spectacular performances that showcased the talent and ...

With their assumptions came jokes. Here's actual footage of LeBron playing football in high school. You decide for yourself if he'd be a good college player.

Alabama Crimson Tide shortstop Justin Lebron is set to play in the College World Series' Hattiesburg Regional. Here's what to ...

LeBron James famously skipped out on college, jumping directly from the national spotlight at his private high school in ...

Bryce James, the youngest son of Los Angeles Lakers forward Lebron James ... a 6-foot-6 190-pound senior guard at Sierra Canyon High School in Chatsworth, Calif, made the announcement on social ...

"If it wasn't for the LeBron James Family ... courtesy of his I PROMISE school — which reached a major milestone after its first student officially becoming a college graduate.

LeBron James will go ... No, James did not go to college. Instead, he entered directly into the 2003 NBA draft from St. Vincent-St. Mary High School. He did so at a time the league still allowed ...

"Blessed to receive my first d1 offer from Duquesne #godukes," he wrote alongside the ... previously coached LeBron when he was a student at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in Akron, Ohio.