USC Men's Basketball announced that Bronny James has been upgraded to available to play on Sunday against Long Beach State. James has been out since suffering cardiac arrest over the summer.

It's unknown what James' role will be for the Trojans, as he works his way back on to the court. It's also not known if James will have a minutes restriction in his initial action. The 6-foot-4 guard was expected to be a major contributor to USC before the cardiac arrest incident during summer workouts.

USC head coach Andy Enfield said that he's expecting Bronny James to make his USC debut on Sunday.

"We anticipate that. It's not my final decision. It'll be Bronny's final decision plus the doctors. But we're leaning towards that," said Enfield on Friday.

James completed his second straight full contact practice on Friday.

James will come off the bench and be on a minutes restriction upon his return.

Bronny James went through his first full contact practice on Thursday and could make his season debut on Sunday against Long Beach State.

USC coach Andy Enfield said his staff will monitor James over the next couple days before making a final decision.

"We assume," said Enfield on whether James will debut on Sunday.

Enfield added that James will be on a minutes restriction and come off the bench for his debut.

Bronny James was a limited participant at USC's practice on Monday as he continues to wait for clearance to resume full-contact practice.

James plans to resume practice later this week after a final evaluation with the USC staff then return to games shortly after.

"Bronny has not been cleared fully yet from USC. He can participate without contact. He's done a good job of getting his conditioning and his strength back and I think he's on the path to being ready to play very quickly," said USC head coach Andy Enfield.