When discussing Cameron Boozer's best attribute, some might point out his court vision. He sees the game a few steps ahead of the competition. It's impressively advanced for a rookie, especially one who is just 18 years old.
Others might bring up his relentlessness on the glass. He was a double-double machine during his time at Duke.
Others still might even discuss [his most underrated skill:](https://balldurham.com/cameron-boozer-offers-blunt-reminder-of-his-most-overlooked-skill-during-summer-league) his three-point shooting. Boozer knocked down 39.1% of his three-point attempts in college, and he's hit 38% of his threes in Summer League so far despite having to adjust to the NBA three-point line.
But all of those skills round up into one thing that Boozer has done throughout his career:
Win.
Boozer's best attribute, and his biggest selling point to NBA scouts, was that he just wins, baby. Over and over again. He was a four-time state champion in high school, won multiple gold medals with Team USA, and captured the ACC Championship during his lone season at Duke.
He might be preparing to add a Summer League crown to that list of accomplishments.
Cameron Boozer led the Grizzlies to the Summer League semifinals after blowout of Hawks
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The Memphis Grizzlies clinched a spot in the Summer League semifinals with a 96-64 blowout win over the Atlanta Hawks on Thursday night.
Boozer was a +24 in his 29 minutes. He scored 24 points on 10-of-13 shooting from the field, while adding seven rebounds and three assists.
> Cameron Boozer was HOOPIN' tonight!🐻 24 PTS (game-high)🐻 7 REB🐻 10-13 FGM🐻 MEM W
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> The #3 overall pick and the Grizzlies punch their ticket to the NBA Summer League Semifinals! [pic.twitter.com/OJZAsl2JJ4](https://t.co/OJZAsl2JJ4)