Cameron Boozer's Dominant Season: NBA Draft Debate

0:00On March 5, Duke Freshman Cameron Booser has put up monster numbers this season, leading the nation in overall production. The 6 foot 9 forward averages over 22 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, and nearly 2 steals per game while shooting better than 58% from the field. Duke sits at number 1 across major rankings with a 28 and 2 record, thanks largely to Booser's steady play. He's notched 16 double doubles and scored at least 17 points in every Atlantic Coast Conference game. Even with that dominance NBA Drap experts still ranked Booser behind Kansas guard Darren Peterson and BYU Wing, AJ DiVanza, for the top 2000, 26 picks. Peterson scores about 20 points a game efficiently, but is dealt with injuries while DiVanza leaves the country at nearly 25 points. Scouts see higher upside in those two for star potential, yet Booser stands out for his rock-solid reliability with few mistakes on either end. That high floor could make him a safe bet for any NBA team.

1:02As Duke has the top seed in the NCAA tournament, Booser keeps proving his value night after night, setting up an intriguing draft debate come spring.