Cameron Boozer: College Basketball's MVP

0:00On March 17, Duke Freshman Cameron Booser has owned college basketball this season, leading all players with averages of 22 and a half, points 10.2 rebounds, 4.2 assists, and 1.5 steals per game. He's shooting over 56% from the field, and more than 40% from three point range, powering Duke to the number one overall seed in the 2026 NCAA tournament. After recently earned tournament, most valuable player honors after Duke beat Virginia in the ACC conference championship. He knots 19 doubles this year, and never scored fewer than 10 points in any game, making him the engine for a team eyeing its sixth national title. Coaches an analyst see Booser as the runaway favorite for national player of the year. His kin palm rating of 3.082 is the highest ever track since 2011, dwarfing the number two player by more than one full. Point. The Associated Press confirmed his elite status with a unanimous first-team All-America

1:01selection alongside stars from Brigham Young Arkansas, Michigan, and Texas Tech. Even in the deepest freshman class in years, Booser stands alone at the top. As the tournament heats up, all eyes stay on Booser to see if he can deliver Duke another championship run. Made in AI.