2 College Basketball Teams Have Their Eyes On Barron Trump

By | Bullscore 3 Sep, 2023

College Football season has already started and a lot of people have already gone viral which is giving a lot of hype to the College Basketball season which is still a few months away.

During the offseason, every team tries to get their hands on potential players to strengthen their team to have a high chance of winning the next championship and the same thing is happening with Donald Trump’s youngest son, Barron Trump.

Barron is the least known child of all the sons of former president of America, Donald Trump. One of the few things publicly known about him is that he’s 17 years old and six-foot-seven.

This week, odds emerged on where Barron could play college basketball in the foreseeable future.

There are odds on where Barron Trump will play college basketball

St. John’s and Miami are the favorites at 3/1 with Florida State and #UConn at 5/1 and the blue blood are bring up the rear

Absolutely hysterical ? #SJUBB pic.twitter.com/zF4Nv19wVz
— Kevin Connelly (@KevinConnelly24) August 31, 2023

Even before he started his career in Basketball, there were already two teams interested in him. Miami and St. John’s are the two clear frontrunners for Barron’s services.

After Barron, the next teams in the top five are FSU, UConn, and Michigan State. Then, there are teams like Michigan, Kentucky, Duke, and North Carolina in the top nine.

It’s important to note that many things would have to go right for Barron to actually play college basketball for any of these teams, but unusual things have happened before.

Everyone is sharing their thoughts about Barron’s chances of playing college basketball all week, and the responses have been coming in gradually.

He could be great, no one could foul him without secret service stepping in :-).

No one is going to waste a spot for him.
— Steve Buck (@stevebuckco) August 31, 2023

If he plays basketball like his dad plays golf he won’t even need to show up, he can just call in how many points him and his team scored.
— Mike (@Mike37486532) September 2, 2023