After Duke got eliminated during the Elite Eight, Cameron Boozer has mostly been silent, though he is more or less expected to enter the NBA draft after his freshman year. There is still some time before that, and the Blue Devils power forward was seen back home in Miami and spending some quality time with his girlfriend, Yva Lauren Cao. The couple were seen enjoying themselves on on a boat as they enjoyed the offseason.
The post soon got a two-word reaction from Cameron Boozer, who then followed it up with a couple of emojis.
“So beautiful,” Cameron Boozer commented.
While Boozer went to Duke, Cao, his high school sweetheart, stayed home and went to the University of Miami for college. She was an award-winning cheerleader in high school and continued her cheerleading activities for the Hurricanes. However, when Duke is playing and it is not against Miami, she can be seen cheering for the Blue Devils. She was even spotted wearing Cameron Boozer-inspired outfits during some games.
Just like in college, Cameron Boozer and Yva Lauren Cao also went to different schools, both also experiencing a lot of success in their various disciplines, with Boozer in basketball and Cao in cheerleading. While Boozer is seen to head to the NBA, possibly becoming the No. 1 pick, Cao may be staying in college and continuing her cheerleading activities. For now, the two are enjoying themselves as the weather begins to warm.
Cameron Boozer Locked in Three-Way Fight For No. 1 Pick
As he graduated from high school, Cameron Boozer was locked in a three-way competition for who is the true No. 1 prospect. The two who stood in his way were Utah Prep’s AJ Dybantsa and Prolific Prep’s Darryn Peterson. Peterson ultimately became No. 1 in several websites while Boozer stayed at No. 3. As the three rivals enter the NBA draft, they find themselves competing for that No. 1 spot again.
Peterson’s draft stock has been plummeting, but he remains as a viable Top 5 candidate, and this stems from various incidences that happened last season. Meanwhile, AJ Dybantsa is largely seen as the possible No. 1 even though BYU struggled last season despite making it to March Madness. Finally, Cameron Boozer is seen as the possible No. 2 pick but may be able to take No. 1 from Dybantsa.
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