LeBron James Reveals Fascinating Dream Involving Michael Jordan but Wakes Up Before It Ends

• LeBron James revealed a wild dream he recently had
• He dreamt he was playing against Michael Jordan for the National Championship between North Carolina and Duke
• The Los Angeles Lakers star couldn't finish the dream as Mother Nature couldn't allow him

LeBron James is out of NBA action with a foot injury, but that didn't stop him from grabbing the headlines on Saturday.

The Los Angeles Lakers superstar revealed a wild dream about him and Michael Jordan. The dream was about Jordan's North Carolina clash with Duke for the National championship.

The game was tied 94-94 with five seconds left, and it was North Carolina's ball. Just before James reached the best part, he awoke from his slumber.

Despite a suspenseful ending, it is a fascinating question to have as a basketball fan. What would have happened in the five remaining seconds? Would Jordan win the game? It was all but a dream; we'll never know, per FTW.

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"Just woke up from having a dream that MJ and I was shooting the sh*+ back and forth at the Men's National Championship game between North Carolina/Duke! Great vibes and EPIC CLASSIC GAME! It was a tie game/94-94/5 secs left/NC with the ball. My @ss would wake up to use the bathroom right before seeing the ending of the game. ‍♂️. Happens all the time. Never get to the end. Anyways felt real as hell. Lol."

James and Jordan college careers

The Chicago Bulls icon attended the University of North Carolina for three years, leading them to an NCAA championship before the Bulls drafted him in 1984.

Meanwhile, James went straight from high school to NBA, going No. 1 overall in the 2003 draft, per SI.

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James ruled out for three weeks

Sports Brief earlier reported on James's injury diagnosis, which is set to keep him out for three weeks. He sustained a right foot tendon injury.

March 23 is the earliest the four-time NBA champion would return. Darvin Ham's side have ten games between now and March 23rd. They will face five teams above .500, including the Dallas Mavericks and the Memphis Grizzlies.

The 38-year-old is having a phenomenal season. He's putting up 29.5 points, 8.4 rebounds, and 6.9 assists.