"How does this man have any offers": College hoops fans mock LeBron James' son Bryce James after his visit to Arizona Wildcats

Bryce James, the son of NBA superstar LeBron James, took a visit to Arizona this month. The three-star prospect hasn't received an offer from the Wildcats yet, as per On3. He is sitting on offers from Ohio State and Duquesne, with the Buckeyes being the favorites to land him.

According to On3, the 17-year-old James has a 92.6% chance of committing to the Buckeyes. However, he is still taking visits to other top programs and Arizona was one of them this month. He shared a few pictures of his visit to the Wildcats' program on his Instagram and fans were quick to share their reactions to the post.

Many mocked the three-star prospect for the visit:

"How does this man have any offers?," a fan asked.

"This was the last thing I expected to see this morning," another fan commented.

"They ain’t give em a jersey… this a academic visit😂😂 ," another said.

"Stay in school until you’re good enough to play pro," another said.

Fans react to James' visit on IG

However, some fans showed support for the Sierra Canyon shooting guard and encouraged him to not pay any attention to the criticism.

"Congrats young fella. Don’t pay attention to the Hating comments you deserve every offer you get. Keep Going!," one fan commented.

"Nah he’s really the one that’s gonna shock everybody. I don’t understand the hate," another fan wrote.

"Don't pay attention to the noise, kid. You are really talented," another fan said.

Fans react to James' visit on IG

Arizona's Class of 2025 is ranked No.13 in the country, as per On3. They have landed the commitment of Ohio-based small forward Dwayne Aristode so far and are set to acquire more athletes going forward.

Bryce James talks about his brother and father playing together in the NBA

The NBA is witnessing history this year as LeBron James and his oldest son, Bronny James, became the first father and son duo to play together in the NBA. Bronny was selected 55th overall in this year's NBA draft by the Los Angeles Lakers and is now playing with his father in LA.

Bronny's younger brother, Bryce James is also expected to play in the NBA. However, it is highly unlikely that he will get to play with his father, but that hasn't stopped him from watching his older brother make history with his father this season.

"From the cardiac arrest and all the difficulties that he’s had in his career in college, you know it’s amazing then seeing him play with his dad," Bryce James said on 'Top Class Hoops.'

Bryce James is ranked No.204 in the country and is the 54th-best player at his position, as per On3. He is also the 26th-best overall prospect from the state of California.