Duke's NBA Prospects Soar

0:00On March 12, Duke's Blue Devils are dominating college basketball this season, and with the NCAA Tournament just around the corner, eyes are turning. To their NBA prospects, four standout players, Cameron Booser, Isaiah Evans, Patrick Engong by the second, and Dame Tsar are already popping up in early draft boards as. Potential first round talents, Cameron Booser has been the breakout star, stepping up big after the team lost last-use top player. The freshman forward is averaging nearly 23 points and 10 rebounds per game, making him the top betting pick for the national player of the year award. Meanwhile, Evans and Engongba have leveled up in their sophomore years. Evans is the team's second leading scorer, at about 14 and a half points per game with solid three points shooting, while Engongba anchors the. Paint with close to two blocks of game and ten points. Tsar might not be lighting up the scoreboard as expected, but his perimeter defense has been huge for Duke's success, rounding out a balanced group.

1:02A recent ESPN match draft projects all four going pro, with Booser third overall to the Indiana Pacers, Evans 25th to the Atlanta Hawks. Engongba 26th to the Boston Celtics, and Tsar 31st to the Sacramento Kings. If Duke keeps rolling into March madness, these projections could climb even higher.