Cameron Boozer: Duke's Dominant Freshman

0:00On March 4, Duke freshman Cameron Booser is dominating college basketball this season. The 6-foot-9 forward leads Duke to a 28-and-2 record as the top-ranked team, and likely number one seed for the 20-26 NCAA. Tournament. He's averaging 22.6 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, and 1.6 steals per game, while shooting over 58% from the field. Booser arrived at Duke as one of the most hyped prospects ever. From Miami, he won two Gatorade National Player of the Year awards, and two Mr. Basketball USA honors in high school. Alongside his twin brother, Kaden, he claimed four state titles and a national championship at Columbus, High, and Florida. Even legendary coach Mike Krzyszewski, who mentored stars like Zion Williamson in Jason Tatum, calls Booser the best freshman he's ever seen at Duke. Krzyszewski highlights his poise and dependability, setting him apart from other elite rookies. Booser's game stays steady without much flash,

1:02which sometimes keeps him under the radar. He has 16 double-doubles this year, scored at least 17 points in every Atlantic Coast Conference game, and never dipped below 10 points. All season. Duke eyes a national championship to cap Booser's one-and-done year with his consistent play driving their title push. No place, no place, no place, no place.