Los Angeles, California - Will college basketball fans get another year of Bronny James on the court?

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers scored a big 116-104 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday afternoon, making a powerful statement!

LeBron's standout performance included a massive 40 points, seven rebounds, and five assists, showcasing his enduring elite-level skills.

Despite his remarkable abilities, the four-time NBA champion has hinted at retirement.

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While he has often expressed a desire to play alongside his eldest son, Bronny, his recent interview suggests otherwise.

"I don't know when that door will close as far as when I'll retire. But I don't have much time left," he shared in a post-game interview on Sunday.

LeBron's recent change of heart about playing with Bronny in the NBA could suggest that the 19-year-old might be considering a return to college basketball after all.

At 39, LeBron is the oldest active NBA player, and although he still appears youthful on the court, he may feel differently.

Meanwhile, Bronny, fresh off his first season at USC, faces a pivotal decision: continue with the Trojans for another year or enter the NBA Draft.

However, his freshman year stats – averaging 4.8 points, 2.1 assists, and 2.8 rebounds – haven't impressed NBA scouts.

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Some executives suggest he return to NCAA hoops to further develop his skills.

The future decisions for both LeBron and Bronny are crucial. While LeBron hasn't set a retirement timeline, it's possible he may retire before Bronny enters the NBA.