Carlos Boozer’s collegiate career at Duke receives retrospective attention

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Last updated Sep 10, 2026

Carlos Boozer’s collegiate career at Duke receives retrospective attention
Summary

Former Duke basketball standout Carlos Boozer is being recognized for his collegiate achievements as attention turns toward his sons, Cameron and Cayden. Carlos Boozer competed for the Blue Devils from 1999 to 2002, earning ACC All-Freshman Team honors and securing three ACC Tournament titles. He served as an inside-oriented presence during the 2001 NCAA championship run alongside teammates Jason Williams and Shane Battier. In his final season at Duke, he received ACC Tournament MVP honors before transitioning to an NBA career. The retrospective highlights feature his performance during the 2001 Final Four, providing a look at his contribution to the program during his tenure in Durham. His son Cameron recently completed his freshman season at Duke and was selected as the third pick in the NBA Draft.

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  • Carlos Boozer played for Duke from 1999 to 2002.
  • He won the ACC Tournament MVP award in 2002.
  • He contributed to the 2001 NCAA championship team.
  • Cameron Boozer was selected third overall in the NBA Draft after his freshman year at Duke.
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