The son of former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer, Cameron Boozer has long been considered one of the top prospects in the 2025 high school class, but prediction markets are skeptical he will hear his name called at No. 2. On Polymarket, the only platform with active trading on this question, contracts pricing the outcome at 27 cents imply a 73% probability that Boozer is not the second pick. With only $9,000 in volume, the market is relatively thin, but the signal is clear: traders see a crowded field of elite prospects, including potential top pick Cooper Flagg and others like Ace Bailey and Dylan Harper, pushing Boozer down the board. No specific external trigger was identified in today's news flow to explain the current odds, which have remained stable in recent weeks. The 6-foot-9 forward committed to Duke in August 2024, following in his father's footsteps, but the Blue Devils' program has not historically guaranteed top-two draft positioning for its freshmen. If Boozer delivers a standout freshman season or if other prospects falter, the odds could shift, but for now, the market expects him to be selected outside the top two.