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One of the biggest question going into the 2026 NBA Draft is where Duke Blue Devils standout Cameron Boozer will land when the dust settles? If all the projections are correct, there's a good chance he'll be going third or beyond.
BYU's AJ Dybantsa comes into the NBA Combine as the No. 1 pick by many sources. But there's a catch here. He's not the consensus option for the Washington Wizards, who won this year's Draft Lottery. The Utah Jazz are sitting at No. 2 waiting to pounce on Boozer, along with the Memphis Grizzlies at No. 3. That's if Washington sticks with either Dybantsa, or Darryn Peterson as the top-overall selection.
Here's where things stand with Cam Boozer ahead of the 2026 NBA Draft.
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Duke's Cam Boozer measured 6'8.25 barefoot and 253 pounds at the NBA Draft Combine, with a 7'1.5 wingspan and 9'0 standing reach.
Solid numbers across the board, including a 9'0 reach that gives him viability as a small-ball 5. pic.twitter.com/1ZSgGB7wvb
Cameron Boozer news, notes and highlights:
Cameron Boozer has the chance to get selected by two of Carlos Boozer's old teams in the '26 NBA Draft 🔥 pic.twitter.com/x99ZjMk0MZ
— NBA on Prime (@NBAonPrime) May 10, 2026Cameron Boozer rumors:
Who should the Grizzlies draft with the third pick in the NBA Draft: Caleb Wilson or Cameron Boozer? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/hzPOBen3oo
— The Ringer (@ringer) May 11, 2026Caleb Wilson > Cam Boozer IMO. Better athleticism, better length, and has great skills. If I’m picking at 3 and both of those guys are there, give me Wilson.
— Rapheal Hammond 🧢 (@Hamdawg22) May 11, 20262026 NBA Draft order:
| 1. | Washington |
| 2. | Utah |
| 3. | Memphis |
| 4. | Chicago |
| 5. | LA Clippers (from Indiana) |
| 6. | Brooklyn |
| 7. | Sacramento |
| 8. | Atlanta (from New Orleans) |
| 9. | Dallas |
| 10. | Milwaukee |
| 11. | Golden State |
| 12. | Oklahoma City (from the LA Clippers) |
| 13. | Miami |
| 14. | Charlotte |
| 15. | Chicago (from Portland) |
| 16. | Memphis (from Phoenix via Orlando) |
| 17. | Oklahoma City (from Philadelphia) |
| 18. | Charlotte (from Orlando via Phoenix) |
| 19. | Toronto |
| 20. | San Antonio (from Atlanta) |
| 21. | Detroit (from Minnesota) |
| 22. | Philadelphia (from Houston via Oklahoma City) |
| 23. | Atlanta (from Cleveland) |
| 24. | New York |
| 25. | Los Angeles Lakers |
| 26. | Denver |
| 27. | Boston |
| 28. | Minnesota (from Detroit) |
| 29. | Cleveland (from San Antonio via Atlanta) |
| 30 | Dallas (from Oklahoma City via WAS and PHI |
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