Cameron Boozer: Duke's Legendary Freshman

0:00On March 6, Duke freshman Cameron Booser is dominating college basketball this season and looks set to claim the national player of the year award. He's averaging 22.6 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, and 1.6 steals per game while shooting over 58% from. The field and 40% from 3. Booser leads Duke in nearly every key stat, making him the standout performer on a top team. Last year, Cooper flagged to comb the honor for Duke, but challengers like Auburn's Johnny Broom stayed close. This time around, Booser has no real competition. Kim Poms player of the year metric gives him a 3.258 rating, far ahead of second place Joshua Jefferson at 1.76. 4. The gap to number 2 is almost 1.5, dwarfing the rest of the top 10. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Booser's impact and mid what many call the deepest freshman class ever. Rookie's top NBA draft boards, with the top 9 prospects all first year players and lottery

1:01picks likely all coming from this group. Still, Booser's steady, efficient style stands out in a sea of elite talent. Recent updates show Booser's lead only growing as the season winds down. No other freshman matches his all-around production, solidifying his case in this historic rookie year. His dominance in such a stacked class cements Booser as a Duke legend in the making, no matter where he lands in the draft. No matter where he lands in the draft. No matter where he lands in the draft. No matter where he lands in the draft. No matter where he lands in the draft. No matter where he lands in the draft. No matter where he lands in the draft. No matter where he lands in the draft. No matter where he lands in the draft. No matter where he lands in the draft.