Cameron Boozer Wins Two Major Awards

On March 24, Duke freshman forward Cameron Booser just swept two major national awards

from the U.S. Basketball Writers Association.

He took home the Oscar Roberts and Trophy as national player of the year and the Waymond

Tisdale Award as top freshman.

He's only the fifth player ever to claim, both in the same season.

Booser dominated with 806 points to rank third nationally, 371 rebounds for fourth place,

and a team high four, 0.2 assists per game.

He notched 21 double doubles and shot over 56% from the field.

His ratings topped the charts in key analytics since records began.

Duke now boasts 10 winners of the Oscar Roberts and Trophy, more than any other school.

Booser joins recent Blue Devils like Cooper Flag last year and Zion Williamson in 2019

as freshman standouts.

The program leads all time in national player honors with 49 across major awards.

In conference play, Booser earned ACC player of the year, rookie of the year, and tournament

MVP honors.

He swept weekly awards a record five times and posted consistent lines in all 36 games.

Something unmatched this century.

Booser will be celebrated at the men's final four here in Indianapolis and get his trophies

at the awards banquet on April 13 in St. Louis.

Duke's streak of elite talent keeps rolling strong.