Cameron Boozer: NCAA's Unstoppable Freshman

0:00On March 17, Duke freshman Cameron Booser has dominated college basketball this season, like no one else. He's putting up 22.5 points, 10.2 rebounds, 4.2 assists, and 1.5 steals per game. He shoots over 56% from the field, and nearly 41% from 3.0 range. Those numbers have powered Duke to the number 1 overall seed in the 2026 NCAA tournament. On top of that, Booser has 19 double doubles and has never scored fewer than 10 points in any game. He's been the steady force keeping Duke in the hunt for their sixth national championship. Basketball fans and experts agree he's the runaway favorite for national player of the year. Kim Poms algorithm ranks him number 1, with a record high score of 3.082 since 2011 more than a full point ahead of. Second place. The Associated Press just confirmed it by naming him unanimously to the first team All-America Squad. He headlines a group that includes other top talents from BYU, Arkansas, Michigan, and Texas Tech.

1:04Even in the deepest freshman class ever, with three rookies on that elite team, Booser towers above the rest as Duke gears up from March Madness. Made in A.I.