Cameron Boozer Scouting Report | 2026 NBA Draft | FanVerdicts

PFDukeElite Prospect

Overall

Projected

Round 1

Height

6'8.25"

Weight

253 lbs

Age

NBA Comparison: Chris Bosh

Combine Measurements + Testing

Curated from ESPN / NBA.com / Babcock Hoops

All measurements taken without shoes (NBA combine convention).

Anthropometric Measurements

Height

6'8.25"

Weight

253 lbs

Wingspan

7'1.5"

Standing Reach

9'0"

Wing→Height Ratio

1.065

1.06+ is elite

Athletic Testing

Max Vertical

35.0"

Approach jump

Lane Agility

11.06s

Lower is better

Captured Jun 17, 2026.

Overview

Versatile power forward with elite basketball IQ and polished offensive game. One of the steadiest players in the class with a mature, well-rounded skill set that translates immediately to the NBA. High floor prospect with All-Star upside who can score from all three levels and facilitates at an elite rate for his position.

Strengths

+Elite passing vision for a big — 4.1 assists per game from the 4/5

+Polished post game with soft touch and counter moves

+Strong rebounder who crashes both boards — 10.3 RPG

+High basketball IQ and advanced feel for the game

+Elite shooting efficiency — 55.9% FG, 39.6% from three

+Consensus All-American and ACC Player of the Year as a freshman

Weaknesses

-Lacks elite explosiveness and vertical pop

-Defensive lateral quickness could limit switchability

-Not a dominant rim protector at 6'9"

College Stats

Season	School	GP	MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG	FG%	3P%	FT%
2025-26	Duke	37	33.0	22.4	10.3	4.1	1.4	0.6	55.9	39.6	79.0

Awards & Honors

Consensus All-AmericanUSBWA Player of the YearACC Player of the YearACC Tournament MVP

Background

Cameron Boozer is the son of former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer and twin brother of Cayden Boozer. He grew up in Miami, Florida and attended Christopher Columbus High School, where he established himself as one of the top prospects in the 2025 recruiting class. A five-star recruit, Boozer chose Duke and immediately became the centerpiece of the Blue Devils' roster. As a freshman, Boozer dominated the ACC, posting 22.4 points and 10.3 rebounds per game while shooting nearly 56% from the field. His passing ability from the forward position — averaging 4.1 assists — sets him apart from typical power forwards. He earned Consensus All-American honors and swept the major ACC awards, leading Duke to a 22-2 start to the season.

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