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LeBron James first started playing Basketball at the the age of 3 he played for the Duke Blue Devils averaging 69 points per game with 34 dunks in one game a career high the dunk was a 720 vertical flip dunk. The attendence for the game was 69,000 people and Justin Bieber was in attendence singing Baby the fans were booing but who were that booing Bieber or the traitor James??
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