"Another one going to be leaving the nest": LeBron James' wife Savannah James gets honest about Bryce James’ college visit 

After going through the college-selection process with Bronny James, Savannah James is now going through the same process with her youngest son, Bryce James. The standout hooper, who has hopes of following the steps of his dad and older brother, is currently in his senior year of high school at Sierra Canyon, however, he's already received plenty of attention at the collegiate level.

On the latest episode of Everybody's Crazy Podcast on Tuesday, LeBron James' wife, Savannah James, spoke about the fact that she and Bryce were going on a college visit. She got candid about the fact that another of her three children is going to leave home soon:

"I'm about to go on a college visit with my with my second child and I don't know how to feel about it.

"It's exciting. I'm excited, but like that means another one is going to be leaving the nest, so that's kind of crazy for me, but it's fine. All the emotions, but it's fine, it's good. I'm good."

You can see her comments in the video above, beginning shortly after the 1:10 mark.

Bryce James reportedly has scholarship offers from Ohio State and Duquesne, while going on unofficial recruiting visits with Savannah James

While Bryce James is still in the midst of his senior year, and so far hasn't taken the floor for Sierra Canyon this season, his play on the AAU circuit has earned him plenty of attention.

With an ability to shoot the 3, combined with impressive athleticism at 6-foot-4, Bryce James has attracted the attention of Ohio State and Duquesne. Both schools have reportedly made him scholarship offers, as per Sporting News.

Additionally, he has also attracted the attention of Arizona and USC, and has taken unofficial recruiting visits to both schools. So far, it's unclear what college he and Savannah James were scheduled to visit when she filmed the latest episode of Everybody's Crazy, however, that could change in the coming days.

While he still has time to figure out where he will go, with more college visits with Savannah James planned, only time will tell where the second-generation hooper winds up playing NCAA basketball.