"The village is always needed": Cameron Boozer’s Mom Makes Feelings Known as Duke Top Freshman Puts Up Another Video Game Stat Line

Former NBA player Carlos Boozer's son, Cameron Boozer, highlighted the exhibition contest between Duke and Tennessee on Sunday. The 18-year-old son of the former Chicago Bull star put up starry numbers in the contest, and his mom, CeCe Boozer, couldn't contain her excitement.

In the road game, the 18-year-old Duke forward filled the stat line with outstanding numbers on both ends of the floor. In 30 minutes, Boozer tallied game-highs 24 points and 23 rebounds, along with 6 assists and 2 blocks. The Blue Devils won the game against the Volunteers by 83-76.

After the game, Carlos Boozer posted a family picture on his Instagram Story, featuring both his sons, Cayden and Cameron Boozer, both Duke players. CeCe Boozer later reposted the post on her Instagram Story and captioned the post with a big message.

"Road Game support group! The village is always needed," she wrote in the caption.

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Cayden Boozer, Cameron's twin brother, also played 15 minutes and recorded 2 points and 2 assists while converting 1 of his 3 attempts from the field.

Cameron and Cayden are two of the three sons that CeCe Boozer had with her former husband. Their eldest son, Carmani Boozer, is 19 years old. Carlos and CeCe Boozer were married from 2002-2010. They remarried in 2012 before filing for their second divorce in 2015. The former NBA player is currently dating reality TV star Janaye Robinson.

Cameron Boozer is ESPN's potential No. 1 pick in 2026

Cameron Boozer is among the top four prospects in the 2026 NBA draft. According to ESPN, the son of the former NBA player was in the mix as the potential No. 1 pick, which also included A.J. Dybantsa, Nate Ament and Darryn Peterson.

The Duke forward made a big noise with his stellar performance in April earlier this year at the Nike Hoop Summit. He led the USA team against the World Team with 22 points, 16 rebounds and 6 assists. Boozer's defense was also on full display in the game.

As per ESPN, NBA executives have expressed their skepticism regarding Boozer's ability to shoot from distance. He has been criticized for relying heavily on his bully ball in the paint, which many believe might not find much success in the NBA.

Despite skepticism about his non-versatile offense, Cameron Boozer has shown his fine touch on defense and his ability to pass the ball. He can develop into a reliable forward in the league.

Edited by Nandjee Ranjan