Max Christie, Brandon Boston, Skal Labisserie were all McDonald's All Americans in recent history who disappointed in their 1 year of college and then went pro and got drafted. None have become stars but they're proof that you don't have to excellent in college to get drafted. The NBA drafts based on what they see in you and what they feel they can turn you into whether that's a star or a valuable role player.
I read this question multiple times and don't understand what you're asking
Bronny James did nothing special to even be a McDonald's All American he just got it because of his name, Bronny is only 6'3 if he wasn't LeBrons son he probably wouldn't have even been going to any D1 college for basketball
Bronny been playing against Blue Chip talent since he was a child, all the way through high school. He may not have NBA lottery talent, but D1 encompasses several levels of talent. He is absolutely a D1 player at the very least.
So you spent so much time watching him in high school apparently that you know that the only reason that he was ranked or got scholarship offers or was a McDonald's All American was because of his dad even though that hasn't happened for the kids of other NBA greats.
If you have dudes like Pat Bev in the NBA, college stats be dammed, Bronny can play in the NBA. Making the NBA is about politics just as much as skill. Bronny will likely be on a 2 way contract with the G League anyway, so what are we really debating about?
That maybe true but the ONLY reason this is gotten so much attention is on some nepo baby shit..a dude averaging less than ten points and has heart issues is NOT someone the league is clamoring over themselves to acquire.
Is there anything wrong with that though?
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