The Memphis Grizzlies have "earned" the right to select #3 in the 2026 NBA Draft. That's the good news. But with that power comes great responsibility - the chance in a potentially generational draft to select the next face of the franchise. Heavy is the head that bears that crown. Grizzlies GM Zach Kleiman and his front office in Memphis will undoubtedly leave no stone unturned in the pursuit of such a player. But if some early prognostications go according to plan, the choice for the Grizzlies will be clear. Cameron Boozer had an elite season at Duke as an 18-year-old collegiate superstar, and he fits a position of need in the wake of the Jaren Jackson Jr. trade to the Utah Jazz. Easy, right? WRONG. There's a chance that Boozer is not on the board when the #3 selection is on the clock for Memphis. If that occurs, what should the Grizzlies do? Take the other "big" with a "higher" ceiling? Caleb Wilson vs.…