Cameron Boozer: Top NBA Prospect

0:00On March 19, Duke Freshman, Cameron Booser, has dominated college basketball this season with one of the best freshman campaigns in school history. In 34 games, he averaged 22.5 points, 10.2 rebounds, 4.2 assists, and 1.5 steals per game. His standout performance earned him major honors like sporting news player of the year, ACC player of the year, and ACC tournament most valuable, player. That success has scouts buzzing, positioning him as a top three prospect for the 2026 NBA draft, no matter how the NCAA tournament shakes. Out. Booser's dad Carlos raves about his son's team first mentality and unselfish playstyle, saying it will carry over perfectly to the pros. While he admits Cameron might not be the flashiest athlete, he insists any general manager who passes on him were regretted down the line. Other elite freshmen like Darren Peterson at Kansas and AJ Dibonsa at BYU add stiff competition to the draft mix, making front-office choices tougher.

1:03Come June. As Duke eyes a deep tournament run, Booser's pro-future looks brighter than ever, setting the stage for what could be a banner class in 2026.