Cameron Boozer faces the 2025-26 college baskeball season with high expectations. He will have big shoes to fill after Cooper Flagg led the Duke Blue Devils to the national tournament Final Four, but the forward isnât backing down from the challenge.
Even before he sets foot on an NCAA court, Boozer is drawing comparisons and hype from NBA folks. Carlos Boozerâs son has a bright future ahead and someone has already identified where he would thrive in the association.
Itâs still too early to tell, but as the No. 3-ranked player on ESPNâs 100 list, itâs easier to suggest where he would go in next yearâs draft.
Analyst says Cameron Boozer is right for the Brooklyn Nets
Tyler Carmona of âBrooklyn Nets on SI,â detailed why Boozer is a much better fit for the Nets than other top-ranked players, namely Darryn Peterson and AJ Dybantsa. He noted that Boozer could be a good partner for Nic Claxton, the teamâs center.
Cameron Boozer
âAs the No. 3 player in the country, Boozerâs accolades include two Mr. Basketball USA awards and two Gatorade National Player of the Year awards during his time at Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Florida. The son of former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer, he helped lead the Explorers to a state championship in each of his four years of high school. As he prepares for his first year at Duke, alongside his twin brother Cayden, Boozer could easily rise to the No. 1 prospect in his class with a strong showing during his freshman season. While the Nets have a strong center in Nic Claxton, Boozer could help stretch the floor and provide some versatility to Brooklynâs frontcourt. Out of the three players on this list, Boozer would be the best fit on Brooklynâs roster,â he wrote.
The season is still months away, but many are preparing for the future of certain prospects. One thingâs for sure, though: Boozer will follow his fatherâs steps in the NBA.
