Duke, Cooper Flagg and College basketball
How good would Cooper Flagg's prep team have been if it stayed together in college? 'Modern-day Fab Five'
Last year's Montverde Academy team may go down as one of the best prep teams ever and its star players are thriving in college. That begs the question: Could that team have made a tourney run if all of its players committed to the same school?
Even thoguh everybody raves about Cooper Flagg's skills and physical traits, his coach, Jon Scheyer, doesn't think that's the ...
After the ACC Tournament in Charlotte, Duke is expected to be assigned to play the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament in ...
The Athletic's "NBA Daily" discusses where the best fit for prospective No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg would be in the NBA.
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Playing in San Antonio with Wembanyama could actually help his case. If the Spurs become title contenders, Flagg would get ...
The 6-foot-9 Flagg, of course, is the presumed No. 1 pick in this summer’s NBA Draft, ahead of Rutgers' stars Dylan Harper ...
Victor Wembanyama's injury shifted the Defensive Player of the Year and No. 1 pick odds. Read here for his impact on the betting markets.
Duke Blue Devils freshman Cooper Flagg has taken the men's college basketball world by storm this season. In 26 games played ...
Flagg’s raw passing numbers are strong for any prospect, let alone a 6’9 freshman — 1.7 assist-to-turnover ratio, 24.9% ...
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A blessing in disguise? San Antonio Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama was announced to be out for the remainder of the season ...
Cooper Flagg continues to make a strong case for being the top pick in the 2025 NBA Draft this summer. The Duke superstar is ...
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