Good to see him back on the court but he has had a rough start.
I've had arguments with others in the HS basketball forum but I believe creating these "super" HS teams is hurting those players. While Bronny may have played better competition in HS than if he had gone to a regular HS, he had a roster full of superstars and never had to dig deep to be the best player he could be. That last-second shot or defending the other team's best player probably was the job of someone else while he was in HS. Now he looks lost out there. All the hype of him being the best was mostly just that, hype.
Bronny will do well to continue playing at USC, maybe for all 4 years. At some point, he may develop into an NBA prospect. If he goes to the NBA next year, it will be nothing but a sideshow watching LeBron and Son. Can't get out of the shadow that way.