Cooper Flagg has fit like a glove at Duke. The 18-year-old assimilated into the Blue Devils culture over the course of his freshman season, and he seems to be on the precipice of a legendary finale. Throughout the course of the 2024-25 season and his first NCAA Tournament run,

The latest stage was the Sweet 16 on Thursday night as the Blue Devils took on Arizona and won 100-93 to advance to the Elite Eight. In victory, Flagg played an unprecedented NCAA

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Duke’s Cooper Flagg was just 1 for 4 from the field when he was pulled with 10:21 left in the first half of Thursday’s Sweet 16 matchup against Arizona at Newark’s Prudential Center. In a game of this magnitude,

Flagg has tried to craft his game after Hall of Famer Larry Bird. So the comparisons that get drawn are about more than his 6-9 height and complexion.

Playing with two fouls late in the first half, Cooper Flagg had seven of Duke’s 12 points to turn a six-point lead into 17 en route to an 89-66 second-round win over Baylor.

Duke fans did their best to make a case for Cooper Flagg to return for another season. After seemingly signaling to “run it back” while on the bench, the freshman phenom was as diplomatic as ...

One NBA veteran’s advice to Cooper Flagg amounted to saying there’s no magic in the Wizards. Quentin Richardson, who played 13 seasons in the NBA, said Flagg should consider staying at Duke ...

Hope your week is off to a great start. Cooper Flagg surely has a lot on his plate right now at Duke. He just won ACC Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year. The NCAA tournament is coming soon.