Carlos Boozer's son Cayden Boozer shares his reaction to 5-star prospect Nate Ament closing in on 5 schools for commitment 

No. 4 prospect Nate Ament has narrowed his list to five schools, Duke, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisville, and Tennessee. This has gotten a lot of people talking, including Duke signee Cayden Boozer.

Cayden and his twin brother Cameron Boozer have helped Duke out in recruitment by talking to other prominent prospects. The five-star commented with a gif to try and entice Ament to be a Blue Devil.

"Hmmm I think I like … DUKE," wrote Cayden Boozer.

"Let's Go Duke!" read the gif.

Cayden Boozer comments on post regarding Nate Ament's final five choices for college (Source: Instagram/ swishcultures)

Cayden Boozer comments on post regarding Nate Ament possibly choosing Duke University for college (Source: Instagram/ swishcultures)

However, it was not just the son of former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer trying to recruit Nate Ament. Five-star Overtime Elite shooting guard Meleek Thomas also tried to convince the undecided small forward to choose the Arkansas Razorbacks.

Meleek Thomas also tried to recruit Nate Ament (Source: Instagram/ swishcultures)

"🐗," commented Meleek Thomas.

The 6-foot-9 small forward from Highland High School in Virginia is ranked No. 4 overall, the No. 2 small forward, and the No. 1 player in Virginia. According to On3, Duke University is the favorite to land him, with a 26.1% chance, with Tennessee in second place with a 17.3% chance. Louisville rounds out the top 3 with a 14.8% chance of recruiting him.

Duke has three 5-star prospects, including Cayden Boozer, Nate Ament could be the 4th one

The Blue Devils have three five-star prospects from the Class of 2025 in Cayden and Cameron Boozer and Shelton Henderson. Additionally, Duke has also recruited four-star small forward Nikolas Khamenia, who has been a standout in the Southern California high school scene this season with the No. 2-ranked Harvard Westlake.

While Khamenia would sufficiently fill Duke's small forward needs, he is not ranked in the top 5 of his class. Should Ament decide to go to Duke, he might be the starting small forward. However, he has yet to decide which school to attend.