Patrick Mahomes’ son might be a toddler, but Bronze already knows sports. For one, Brittany Mahomes can attest to the fact. Maybe his sports lineage or whatever he’s learned from his father till now makes him naturally curious about anything resembling a ball. Or perhaps it’s just the environment that he’s growing up in.
Brittany Mahomes recently shared an adorable moment involving the Mahomes family. The Instagram story shows how the Kansas City Chiefs QB’s family is spending time in the off-season. There’s plenty to do to pass the time, especially since March madness is on. Bronze might find something new to rejoice.
Brittany Mahomes has a hunch
In her recent Instagram Story, Brittany uploaded a snippet of the family watching the Oregon vs. South Carolina NCAA basketball game. The video shows Bronze looking at the TV for a second before he diverts his attention to something else. The IG Story is captioned, “This kid loves ball .”
We could see the game on TV going on with full intensity as the QBs son made a funny noise and decided to wander off. It almost felt like Brittany Mahomes was about to laugh at the spectacle. Hopefully, his attention span will go up in the future, and he can enjoy March Madness just like Patrick Mahomes and his wife.
The game on the TV showed the South Carolina Gamecocks men’s team going against the Oregon Ducks. Oregon Ducks got the upper hand as they won by a close margin of six points in the NCAA Midwest First Round.
Things go south for Carolina in the first round
The South Carolina team got eliminated from the season following a loss to the Oregon Ducks. The defeat might have been harrowing because it was the second time since 2004 that the Gamecocks made it to the Final 4. The last time they did was in 2017. The Gamecocks finished 26-8 this season.
SECOND 11-SEED TO TAKE DOWN A 6-SEED TODAY
Who picked the Ducks over the Gamecocks?! pic.twitter.com/3ysw1XTS3u
— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) March 21, 2024
As for the Oregon team, they will be playing against the Creighton Bluejays tomorrow. The interesting thing about the next game is that Ducks coach Dana Altman coached Creighton for 16 seasons before he moved to Oregon in 2010. It would be interesting to see if Altman has the upper hand over his former team.
Maybe Bronze will also tune in to more of March Madness, and his interest in “ball” will keep building up.
