dailyloe.com – Cameron Boozer, a former Duke Blue Devils player, is set to enter the 2026 NBA Draft as a projected top-three pick. The player has gained attention not only for his basketball skills but also for his impressive academic achievements.
Boozer graduated from Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Florida, with a GPA of 4.88. This high mark is notable among student-athletes and rivals the previous record of 4.86 held by Fernando Mendoza.
As Boozer competes in the NBA Combine, he looks to solidify his standing in the upcoming draft. During his college season at Duke, he averaged 22.5 points, 10.2 rebounds, and 4.1 assists per game over 38 games.
His performance has been consistent, achieving at least 13 points, five rebounds, and two assists in every game. This streak marks the longest such record by any Division I player since 2000.
Boozer’s prospects in the NBA Draft are strong, with expectations of being selected within the top six picks. Teams, including those his father previously played for, such as Utah and Chicago, are among the contenders for his selection.
