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The Boozer twins are headed to their father’s alma mater.
Cameron and Kayden Boozer, sons of two-time NBA star Carlos Boozer, announced Friday that they have committed to play college basketball at Duke next season.
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These commitments continue the Boozer family legacy at Duke, where their father won a national championship with the Blue Devils in 2001.
The twin brothers from the Class of 2025 chose Duke University over Miami along with other powerhouse programs like Kentucky, Arkansas and North Carolina.
Cameron is considered by 247 Composite classification of sports To be the No. 2 overall player and No. 1 power forward in the country as well as the No. 1 prospect out of the state of Florida. Kayden is the No. 21 player nationally, the No. 4 goalkeeper, and the No. 4 player from Florida, according to the same source.
Cameron and Kayden’s commitments are Duke’s first outside of the 2025 class, but that will likely change as the season unfolds.
Besides Flagg, Duke has three other 5-star prospects and a pair of 4-star prospects coming this season.
As they await the arrival of the Boozer twins next season, the Blue Devils will look to continue finding success under coach John Scheer in his third season at the helm.
