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Duke basketball: No. 1 recruit contemplating visits

Imagine Duke basketball welcoming Cameron Boozer to Cameron Indoor Stadium.

Matt Giles

Duke basketball: No. 1 recruit contemplating visits
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The recruitments of Christopher Columbus High School (Fla.) sophomores Cameron Boozer and Cayden Boozer aren't likely to advance quickly. But the twin Duke basketball targets, the sons of 2001 Blue Devil national champ and two-time NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer, are fielding questions about their plans more often as of late.

This week, Cameron Boozer, a 6-foot-9, 215-pound five-star power forward who ranks No. 1 overall on the 247Sports 2025 Rankings and whose versatility arguably makes him the nation's premier prep prospect regardless of class, spoke to Zagsblog's Jacob Polacheck and hinted at visit plans perhaps popping up in a few months.

"There are some [visits] I'm thinking about," Cameron Boozer told Polacheck, "but for now, I'm going to focus on our season first."

He didn't mention which of his many suitors might host him. One would think, though, that first-year Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff stand an excellent shot to do so at some point, given his Blue Devil bloodline, not to mention he is named after Cameron Indoor Stadium.

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Thus far, both Boozer twins' only unofficial visit was to Florida in November. (They must wait until their junior years to begin taking official visits.)

Granted, as the offspring of a Duke basketball great who now serves as an analyst for the ACC Network, the Boozer twins have already been on the campus in Durham, although not as Blue Devil recruits.

Understandably, many Duke fans drool over both brothers potentially committing to Scheyer.

However, Cayden Boozer, a 6-foot-3, 190-pound crafty four-star combo guard who ranks No. 24 and landed an offer from Scheyer around the same time as his brother in May, noted that the chance they choose the same school, while enticing, seems slim.

"I would definitely love to be a package deal, but it's probably not realistic, just due to the fits," Cayden Boozer explained to Polacheck. "We might not have the same fit for each college. It would definitely be a great experience if we could."

Cayden and Cameron Boozer currently account for two-thirds of the 2025 Duke basketball offer sheet. The other sophomore on the list is Montverde Academy (Fla.) five-star small forward Cooper Flagg, who ranks No. 2 in the class.

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Stay tuned to Blue Devil Country for more Duke basketball recruiting updates.

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Matt Giles
MATT GILES

Matt Giles is the editor and publisher of Duke Blue Devils on SI, North Carolina Tar Heels on SI, and NC State Wolfpack on SI, making him a key source for comprehensive coverage of these storied college basketball programs. Since joining SI in 2022, Matt has been dedicated to providing in-depth analysis, breaking news, and exclusive content on all three teams. He covers everything from game previews and recaps to player profiles and recruiting updates. Matt's expert knowledge of these teams has made his work a go-to resource for fans and followers of Duke, NC State, and UNC. As publisher, he shapes the editorial direction, ensuring that the most relevant and timely information reaches his audience.

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