Duke's Cameron Boozer makes official NBA Draft decision

For his efforts, he was named Associated Press Player of the Year and Consensus All-American while winning the Naismith Men’s College Player of the Year award as well as the Karl Malone Award, which recognizes the best power forward in the country.

The top of the draft is still considered somewhat open and team-dependent, with BYU’s AJ Dybantsa and Kansas’ Darryn Peterson also jockeying for the top pick. Caleb Wilson, out of UNC, is generally seen as not far behind the top-three options, and could play himself higher with strong pre-draft workouts. Boozer ranked third on ESPN’s big board and Jonathan Wasserman’s latest mock draft for Bleacher Report.

While Boozer had one of the more impressive statistical freshman seasons in recent memory, he will look to answer questions surrounding his athleticism, defensive fit and reliance on bully-ball for his offense as he goes through predraft workouts with teams.