Duke Recruiting: Cayden Boozer On Who’s Recruiting Him Hardest
He has some solid options, including Duke.
Duke great Carlos Boozer had a terrific pro career and now he’s carving out a nice media career too. But he’s also father to two basketball playing sons, Cameron and Cayden.
So far, Cameron has gotten a lot more attention than his twin brother Cayden. Cameron is a 6-9 forward while Cayden is a 6-3 guard.
Both are being heavily recruited though and they have said that while they may go to the same school, they might not either.
It’s a bit different from some other twins. The Grants - Horace and Harvey - started at Clemson. The Diaz Grahams - Guillermo and Jorge - went to Pitt together. Marcus and Markieff Morris went to Kansas together.
But there’s no law saying twins have to go to the same school.
Over at Zagsblog.com, Cayden says he’s being recruited hardest by five schools: Miami, UNC, Arkansas, Kentucky and Duke.
Here’s what he says about Duke: “Their playstyle is great. I like how their guards get involved. They can play on and off the ball. Every Duke guard that I see, they always just get better while they are there. It prepares them for the NBA.. I feel like I have a good relationship with [Duke coach Jon Scheyer]. We talk every week just about basketball, or whatever. We just talk a lot and I have a good relationship with him.”