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. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostCayden 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 oneThe 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.