Since entering college basketball this season, Cooper Flagg has become an unstoppable force who mesmerizes fans. Flagg immediately took command of the Duke program, dominating opponents with a combination of freakish genetics,

Star players from Duke have endured some healthy hatred from college hoops fans over the years, but Cooper Flagg has seemingly escaped that aspect during his Blue Devil experience.

Flagg, who missed two games in the ACC Tournament with an ankle sprain, is averaging 18.7 points, 7.5 boards and 4.2 assists ahead of becoming the No. 1 pick this year head of Rutgers stars Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey.

When Alabama faces Duke for a trip to the Final Four on Saturday, hoops fans will witness what some say is the future of college basketball.

If Flagg does enter the draft as expected, he'll be one of the younger players drafted in NBA history. When LeBron James was selected by the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2003, he was 18 years and 178 days old. In 2004, the Orlando Magic selected Dwight Howard No. 1 overall when he was 18 years and 198 days old.

The Sweet 16 weekend began Thursday night with dramatic late-night games as both men and women roll into action on Friday.

Several contenders in the men’s and women’s NCAA basketball tournaments are dealing with significant injuries.

Cooper Flagg's scoring is trending the wrong way, but only because his assists are on the rise. Look for him to set up teammates like Tyrese Proctor as Duke dominates Arizona in the Sweet 16, per our March Madness betting picks.

Duke basketball is heading into March Madness has one of the favorites for the first time in the Jon Scheyer era

Many of the most prominent NCAA Tournament bracketology boards have Kentucky in the same spot going into Friday’s game against Alabama.

The NCAA Tournament has begun with a bang, and the Duke Blue Devils beat Mount St. Mary’s in the first round as Cooper Flagg made his Big Dance debut.