Arguably the biggest star of the NCAA men’s March Madness tournament is Duke University’s Cooper Flagg. Flagg, 18, is a ...

If Flagg does enter the draft as expected, he'll be one of the younger players drafted in NBA history. When LeBron James was ...

He may only be 18, but the 6ft 9 inch Duke Blue Devils forward is a basketball star in the making - perhaps unsurprisingly ...

Cooper Flagg's burning desire to win began at a young age and continues to drive him as his Duke Blue Devils look to capture the program's first national title in a decade.

Cooper Flagg's mom Kelly tells PEOPLE about the unexpected pressures on parents of basketball players during March Madness — ...

Flagg has two brothers: An older brother, Hunter, and a fraternal twin, Ace. Cooper and Ace Flagg were born on Dec. 21, 2006. Hunter was born in 2004 and was a senior in high school during the ...

Duke coach Jon Scheyer laughed when asked if he “blew off” the former NBA player who first tipped him off about Cooper Flagg.

The post Cooper Flagg Shows Off Over-the-Top Duke Home Ahead of March Madness Opener—as He Insists Ankle Injury Won't Keep ...

The 6-foot-9 freshman forward led Duke to 31-3 regular season record, an ACC title and a No. 1 seed in the big dance. He's ...

Kelly Flagg talks about negotiating life as the mother of the Duke superstar: “People often go over the line and I'm sure ...

NEWARK, N.J. — Kelly Flagg remembers the scene like it was yesterday. Her twin boys, Cooper and Ace, were playing the popular video game, "Just Dance" on the Nintendo Wii at the age of four.

Now, Kelly — mom to Duke basketball star Cooper Flagg and his twin brother, Ace, who committed to play for her alma mater, the University of Maine — is pulling off double duty to support her ...