Outlandish LeBron James claim that Bryce James starting for Arizona is a "make-a-swish" move

As the children of LeBron James , eyes were always going to be on Bronny James and Bryce James as they embarked on their basketball careers. Bronny was the first one up when it came filling LeBron's big shoes, and so far it hasn't worked out quite as planned.

A short stint at USC was sped up in order for Bronny to play side-by-side with his father on the Los Angeles Lakers . While neither of them would trade that experience for the world, Bronny simply hasn't developed into the type of player he looked destined to be when he was younger.

Bryce James' rough start to Arizona career is sparking tough questions

Bryce looks to have more potential than Bronny. After basically a redshirt season at powerhouse Arizona , Bryce started garnering hype after he started all three of the Wildcats' preseason contests. He was also named in the starting lineup for Arizona's season opener against UCLA , but that didn't exactly work out. Bryce only played six minutes in total and failed to register a point .

Bryce's rough start to the season has haters of the James family coming out in droves. One of those is Jason Whitlock , the outspoken talking head who's the host of Fearless on Blaze Media. He went so far as to call Bryce a " make-a-swish kid ", while claiming that LeBron is forcing Arizona to start him .

Arizona, the number 5 team country last night, gave Bryce James, LeBron’s youngest son, three minutes at the beginning of the first half and three minutes at the beginning of the second half, and that’s it. He’s a make-a-swish kid, has no business on the Arizona basketball team, and LeBron is forcing them to give him token starts.

That's extremely harsh, but this type of rhetoric will continue unless Bryce plays better in the future.