When scouts talk about Cameron Boozer, the number one thing they talk about is the winner that he is at every level.

Does this actually matter in the draft process?

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jazz fans have flipped on who their number one choice for the draft is.

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A disappointing Cameron Boozer watch.

We start with whether winning matters in the draft process.

If you talk to a scout, you talk to someone about Cameron Boozer, and the first thing

they'll talk about is the four state championships, all of the USA championships, everywhere

he's ever been to these one, if you kind of hadn't hit a

miracle shot he probably wins the NCAA tournament he's a culture changer he's a culture creator

he does everything right to win that's the number one place that the if you talk to a scout you

talk to someone about Cameron boozer that that is that is

where they start the conversation does this matter does if you have won prior to the NBA

draft matter a j.J. DeBonsa won the

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