On today's show, Cam Boozer has such a high floor as a prospect, but I just don't believe in his ceiling. This is Cooper Flagg, and you're listening to Lockdown Mall. So all of them is all fine. I think that's a good question. Good morning, Isaac. All these changes. You know, I still got my dog Dwight Powell. You are a Locked on Mads. Your daily Dallas Mavericks podcast. It's part of the Locked On Podcasts Network. Your team every day. And welcome you're locked on to the Dallas Mavericks, your team every day. My name is Nick Engstead. Today's episode brought to by Fanduel. Right now, new customers can bet just $5. You get $150 in bonus bets. If your first bet wins, head to FanDow.com to get started. Joining me, as always, my co-host, the draft profile. Oh, Filer, the one more thinking. What you got from me, Isaac Harris? We're under a week, baby. Until the NBA draft lottery. Yeah. Under a week. And we'll be there. Me, you, Rolando Blackman, Matt Ricardy.

Yes, we'll be there.

Nick and I are going to Chicago for like four or five days for the lottery and the combine.

And so if any Raccoon squad members are in Chicago, reach out.

And we'd love to, love to see you guys.

That would be absolutely awesome to meet up. So let us know in the text line. Doing the text line. You get a two-week trial if you just want to do it first. So link to the description. We're going to talk about Camboozer. We're going to do his draft profile. We've been doing these draft profiles. and we talk about the reason the map should pick them.

We talk about where they would fit.

We talk about strength to weaknesses,

break it all down, and who they are as a player and all that stuff. And so we're gonna do Cam Booser. Let's start here with Cam Booser. Cam Booser going into the middle of this season, college basketball season, at some point during the season,

became the number one pick undisputed at a certain point. It felt like every outlet had him as the number one pick. He's got incredible stats, unassailable stats, honestly. His stats were better than

Cooper Flags were at Duke in a lot of different categories. He just had insane stats. The advanced stats

looked at all those things,

and they kind of combine all those different numbers,

and they say, man, he's had an incredibly efficient, great season.

He is a, you know, 6-9, power forward, 250, just a built guy.

I mean 19 at the time of the drafts.

He was 18 in college.

And he, to me, has an incredibly high floor.

He's a physically dominant, mentally elite forward,

who's relentless winning historic production

across every play type and rare combination

of mismatch scoring and passing

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