Draymond Green reveals his NBA comparison for incoming rookie Cameron Boozer is Tim Duncan

Ahead of the 2026 NBA Draft, there are plenty of superb prospects. One of the best players in the class is Cameron Boozer from Duke, who has an impressive NBA-ready skill set.

As one of the most impressive players in the class, Boozer has a good chance of being selected with a top four pick. Now, he is receiving considerable hype, including a tremendous compliment from four-time NBA champion, Draymond Green.

Cameron Boozer gets a huge co-sign from Draymond Green

According to many projections, Boozer will be a top pick in this year's draft. A likely destination for him could be with the Utah Jazz, which would be quite poetic because his father, Carlos Boozer, was a former player and a current member of the Jazz front office.

As a serial winner with the Golden State Warriors, Green knows what he is talking about when it comes to projecting some winning players in the NBA Draft. It seems Boozer is one of the players he is quite high on.

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Green has even given a comparison between the young Boozer and San Antonio Spurs icon Tim Duncan. Getting compared to quite possibly the best power forward of all time is high praise for any player, let alone a youngster like Boozer.

"You look at Cam Boozer, he has a similar thing. Not saying Cam Boozer is going to be Tim Duncan. I don’t know that Tim Duncan’s greatest power forward we’ve ever seen play. But what I’m saying, it’s not like there’s no wow to it. It’s just results after results after results," Green said about Boozer and his fundamental play style, reminding him of Duncan.

Boozer is not the flashiest player because he is mostly composed when playing the game. That maturity could go a long way for Boozer, and combined with his physical gifts, he is a tremendous prospect ahead of the NBA Draft.

Players like Caleb Wilson and AJ Dybantsa have potential, but they have some erratic moments with their explosiveness. Boozer is a much more under-the-radar player because of his fundamental approach, but that could make him the biggest star from this class.

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