Cameron Boozer's Stellar Season

0:00On March 5, Duke Freshman Cameron Booser has taken college basketball by storm this season. The 6-foot 9-4 leads the nation in productivity, averaging 22.6 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, and 1.7 steals per game. He's shooting over 58% from the field, and more than 40% from 3-point range. Duke sits at number 1 with a 28-in-2 record, thanks largely to Booser's impact on both ends of the floor. He's notch 16 double doubles and hasn't scored fewer than 17 points since conference play started. The blue doubles are cruising toward the top overall seed in the 2026 NCAA tournament, boasting strong wins against top teams. Even with his dominance, NBA draft experts still ring Booser behind Kansas guard Darren Peterson and BYU-wing A.J. DeBanza. Peterson averages 19.5 points efficiently, while the Bonza leads the country at 24.8 points per game, and has been.

1:00Squarchingly lead at nearly 29 over his last nine outings, Scouts see higher ceilings for those two as elite scorers at the pro level, despite Peterson's injury setbacks and limited playmaking. Booser lacks that explosive flash, but rarely makes errors, making him a safe, consistent bet. As the season winds down, Booser's steady excellence keeps Duke dominant, positioning him as a top prospect who could rise fast come draft time.