LeBron James discloses his interesting Duke basketball dream

Known for having a unique personality, LeBron James, the forward for the Los Angeles Lakers, may want to see a sleep psychologist regarding his most recent dream. In addition to sharing his latest nocturnal excursion with his fans on social media, the 39-year-old NBA star disclosed that he had a dream about playing at Duke alongside Mike Krzyzewski.

"Just woke up from having a dream," LeBron James tweeted. "I was playing for Duke for Coach K inside Cameron Indoor Satdium! It was INSANE in there. Told Coach K it was an homor to suit up for him and he said same thing back to me. He's such a Legend! Then..."

After playing a game for Duke alongside Krzyzewski, James reportedly had an interesting day in his dream, attending a concert with Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre.Krzyzewski, who is regarded as one of the best collegiate basketball coaches of all time, left Duke after the conclusion of the 2021–2022 campaign. He has built the Blue Devils into a Durham powerhouse for 42 years, and he now holds the record for most NCAA victories.

Just woke up from having a dream I was playing for Duke for Coach K inside Cameron Indoor Stadium! It was INSANE in there. Told Coach K it was an honor to suit up for him and he said the same thing back to me. He’s such a LEGEND! Then…..

— LeBron James (@KingJames) November 10, 2024

LeBron James was, predictably, intensively solicited by a number of prestigious universities at the time of his high school graduation. In an unsuccessful attempt to persuade the phenomenon to enroll in school rather to declare for the NFL draft, Krzyzewski and Duke were among the several colleges.

LeBron James was first overall pick in the 2003 NBA Draft 

However, James ultimately ended up being selected first overall in the 2003 NBA Draft. The class, which is currently considered to be one of the greatest in history, included players like Chris Bosh, Dwyane Wade, Chris Kaman, Carmelo Anthony, and David West.

James obviously made the correct choice, but it seems like he still considers what it would be like to play for Krzyzewski frequently. But on several occasions, he has stated that Ohio State would have been his preferred choice. Jim O'Brien was the head coach of the Buckeyes at the time; however, he would be famously sacked in 2004 and Thad Matta took his position.