Superstar forward LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers was excited to get back to the locker room following Wednesday’s victory over the Dallas Mavericks. He was interested in continuing to see his son Bronny James’s collegiate basketball match. After doing so, though, the four-time MVP took issue with one decision that was made against the rookie guard.

In Tucson, Arizona, Bronny’s USC Trojans faced the Arizona Wildcats in an ESPN game that was broadcast nationwide. The 19-year-old was getting ready for a drive on a direct path to the hoop early in the second half. Nevertheless, he was called for a double dribble just inside the midcourt line.

Following the call, both Bronny and his father expressed sho𝔠k on social media. LeBron posted a video of the contentious play to his Instagram stories with the comment, “Man, What?”

The 2024 NBA draft prospe𝔠t’s fifth turnover of the game spurred an internet discussion on the call’s authenticity. There seems to be disagreement among the fans. Nonetheless, the majority of people would undoubtedly concur that it’s good to watch LeBron defend his son.