The 19-year-old was deemed to be 6"1½" tall without shoes, which is noticeably lower than the 6'4" he's listed at for his USC bio page. It's possible the Trojans measured him with shoes on, with the NBA having years ago standardized how each player's height is determined.

Still, standing at 6"1½" would leave James somewhat undersized as a point guard at the next level.

Wasserman wrote that "opinions on Bronny James are all over the place" and posited "there should be a more consensus feeling after getting to watch him drill and scrimmage at the NBA combine."

James' measurements didn't make for a great first impression.